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advocates and 15 fewer volunteer advocates specifically supporting older people than reported in Advocacy Counts 5. The total number of older people supported across all services over the last 12 months was ... was 5466, a decrease of over 900 from Advocacy Counts 5. 2345 fewer older people were supported by advocacy services funded specifically for older people than in 2016. Looking ahead, the number of services
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about the survey you can include your contact details at the end of the survey. Thank you for your support in completing this survey. A. Communication A1. How do you prefer to access information? (Select ... ______________________________ A3. Do you find it easy to access information about services and support? e Yes e No Please tell us more _________________________________________________________________________
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be discharged from hospital if I am unable to look after myself, if there is no care in place to support me and if my life would be at risk as a result. In the event that my death is suspicious or unexplained ... secure compensation for horrific treatment suffered by their relatives, such as not being given support to eat or drink or being left in soiled sheeting for hours. In many cases they were able to argue
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forward.This survey will take 15 minutes to complete. Yourresponseisanonymous. Thank you for your support in completing this survey. Your currentexperiencesoftheCovid-19pandemicA1. How are you accessing ... appointments, ongoing heath checks and other treatment through GP and hospital services, physiotherapy, support for your mental health or someone you look after, surgery,dentistry,healthcarereceivedathome,pharmacyservices
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shortlisted (available online here). Age UK welcomes this quality standard as a positive contribution to supporting older people’s independence and wellbeing. Key points and recommendations Age UK’s detailed ... and ability to remain independent; Welcoming the emphasis on the role of local coordinators in supporting older people’s independence and mental wellbeing. Age UK’s comments Comment number Section
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pressure, heart-attacks and strokes and ultimately avoidable, premature deaths. Age UK’s view Age UK supports the continuation of the WFP. We do so first and foremost because it is a crucial weapon in the battle ... happened with WFP. Taxing the WFP Others have proposed that the WFP should be taxed. Age UK does not support this policy. It would increase the complexity of the tax system and could, for example, require more
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and mobility, including health, strength, confidence and enjoyment. They are likely to welcome support and encouragement to help them make this kind of exercise an enjoyable, habitual part of daily life
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helping everyone make the most of later life. We help more than 5 million people every year, providing support, companionship and advice for older people who need it most. In February we published a report entitled ... to how energy companies can improve their support for, and reach to, older people who need extra help in a crisis. Key points Broadly speaking, we support the proposals outlined, in particular the
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Your General Practitioner (GP) is often your first contact for any health problems as they can support you and give you access to other services and treatments. Here are some useful tips to make sure ... with you if you need support; they could help by take notes and asking questions. Experiencing depression can be very isolating. Remember your GP, family and friends can be a big support, so don’t be afraid
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we won’t pass your details to anyone else without your permission. How we provide support. Ø Telephone support. Our advice line is open Monday to Friday between 9am and 4pm. Call us on: 0300 303 44 ... phone bill. Ø Email advice: You can email us directly at: advice@agecymru.org.uk Ø Website: There’s support available via the information and advice pages on our website: www.agecymru.org.uk/advice Ø Chatbot
