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Advice on how find a good care home, how to pay for residential care, and what to consider before you move into a care home.
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Gwanwyn is a month long festival held across Wales in May celebrating creativity in older people and run through Age Cymru.
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Age Cymru's Policy and Public Affairs team has produced a range of publications about the issues affecting older people in Wales.
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The Big Knit is back. Grab your needles and help Age Cymru to be there for older people with no one else to turn to.
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It's hard to believe, but people still die from influenza and its complications. Find out how you can protect yourself.
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to protect adults who come into contact with Age Cymru, through any of our activities, from abuse and neglect.
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help people who have support needs to live well1 and remain independent for as long as possible. An ageing population and increasing numbers of people with complex long-term health and care needs are placing ... The proportion of the population aged 65 and over in Wales has been growing at a faster rate than the proportion of the population aged between 18 and 64 and this is a trend that will continue in coming
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1 Consultation Response Charging for care and support – new regulations Welsh Government January 2017 Introduction Age Cymru is the leading national charity working to improve the lives of ... healthy and fulfilled lives, have adequate income, access to high quality services and the opportunity to shape their own future. We seek to provide a strong voice for all older people in Wales and to raise
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carers provide support to relatives, friends or neighbours who have a disability, physical or mental health needs, or who are affected by addiction. Support they give can include cooking and cleaning, administering ... administering medication, providing personal and intimate care, or emotional support. These responsibilities can vary greatly, taking less than a couple of hours to more than 50 hours per week. While unpaid
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carers provide support to relatives, friends or neighbours who have a disability, physical or mental health needs, or who are affected by addiction. Support they give can include cooking and cleaning, administering ... administering medication, providing personal and intimate care, or emotional support. These responsibilities can vary greatly, taking less than a couple of hours to more than 50 hours per week. While unpaid
