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photo of your window and send it to us for displaying on our website, so other people can enjoy your work and go on a virtual tour of Wales’ most creative towns. Follow us on social media Gwanwyn on
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Without the support of our volunteer fundraisers and donors we would be unable to carry out the vital work we do for older people in Wales. We respect the fact there are many older, vulnerable people in the
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over the years and we want to say ‘Thank you’ to all the staff, volunteers and everyone else who has worked with us over the years to make a difference to the lives of local older people. All telephone calls
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Please be assured that this change affects only our financial services activities and that the good work of the local Age Cymru Charity in your community will continue to help the lives of older people.
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people to develop forums as a way to share views, develop local agendas and shape how communities work together. Age Cymru has developed the Forum Resource Manual to help forums and groups to develop and
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disability it can make life difficult and affect your income too (especially if you have to give up work or cut down your hours). Having a little extra money could help you to pay for things you need or ... Pension age, you’ll continue to receive it after too. You can still make a claim if you’re working. PIP isn’t based on your National Insurance contributions and isn’t means-tested, which
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contributions. This includes contributions that you made when you were working, and contributions that were credited to you if you were unable to work - for example, if you were caring for a child or disabled person ... your earnings whether you claimed certain benefits Can I claim State Pension and carry on working? Yes, you can, but here are some things you should bear in mind: Any money you earn won’t affect
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or rent your home, though some types of assistance will be targeted towards specific groups, or may work differently depending on your housing status. We will endeavour to indicate within the text where ... must intend to live in the property as their only or main home for at least five years after the works are completed (the ‘grant condition period’), unless special circumstances apply; the grant must
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England, 165 local Age UK partners* and over 400 smaller organisations called Friends and Forums. We work with our subsidiary charity, Age International, to fund programmes in over 40 developing countries ... life in their own communities. We call this partnership the Age UK network. We’re international We work through our international arm, Age International, to ensure older people in developing countries
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and Rachael Owen, Care & Repair in Powys Page 25 Marie Curie Cymru: from research and campaigning work to providing bereavement services - how do we support bereaved people across Wales? – Bethan Edwards ... amenities, or simply maintaining social contact with loved ones. The article highlights that we should learn about the lived experiences of older people and integrate them into national discussions around mental
