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stakeholders to help get the focus right Pre-test / Pilot the survey or questionnaire with a small number of people who are likely to be representative of the target group to understand how they interpret ... administrating it widely Remember to protect personal detail. Give each participant a unique ID number to be able to link surveys or questionnaires completed by the same person over time, and with other
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per week Fixed term until March 2025 Job Title of Line Manager: Service Manager Job titles and number of direct reports: Regional Project Officer (1) Regional Volunteer Officer (1) Job Purpose: To develop ... help them participate in and connect to their community with the support of trained volunteers in a number of ways. Ensure the service meets the need of older people to be able to access local services and
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particularly important factor and there are differences between areas: coastal and rural areas have a higher number of older people, for example. Community solutions like good neighbour schemes and village agents ... central and rural areas are behind in this. Loneliness Chronic loneliness is affecting a growing number of older people, in line with the increase in the older population. Loneliness can contribute to
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................................................................................... 51 Project number: CHILD05-6303 This research has been carried out in compliance with the International standard ... overall rather than particular skill acquisition. The Purposeful These individuals consisted of a number of interviewees that cited particular interests and reasons for wanting to get online and take part
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events. • 70 per cent said regular visits from a friendly face. • 58 per cent said a regular weekly phone call. No one should have no one tackling loneliness and isolation in Wales Creating an age friendly
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can influence change in areas where scammers currently operate. This includes on the doorstep, by phone, by post and online. WASP has produced a charter which sets out the commitments we have collectively
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could: • Pick up groceries and shopping. • Pick up prescriptions. • Walk pets. • Provide regular telephone contact and/ or via online methods such as Skype or FaceTime. • Assist people to get online, or
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or to say that you don’t understand or have forgotten what was said. • Put important telephone numbers by the phone. • Stay in touch with friends and family so you don’t become isolated. If you find conversations ... network of advice centres offering free, confidential and independent advice, face-to-face or by telephone. Visit their website for online information and to find details of your nearest Citizens Advice
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good idea to find out the number for your local council. They'll be able to provide a lot of the support and information mentioned in this guide. My local council phone number is: Whatever your circumstances ... living at home, such as: • kettle tippers • one-handed chopping boards • long-handled shoe horns • phones with large buttons. You might know exactly what you need, but if you don’t, then it might be worth
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claim line on 0800 99 1234. You’ll need the following details to hand: • your National Insurance number • your bank account details • information about your income, savings and investments • information ... company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales (registered charity number 1128267 and registered company number 6825798). Registered address: Age UK, 7th Floor, One America Square, 17 Crosswall
