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How much would it cost to meet the unmet social care needs of older people in England? - Iparraguirre Page 1 How much would it cost to meet the unmet social care needs of older people in England? Prof Jose Iparraguirre, Chief Economist, Age UK Introduction Last year, Age UK estimated that 1,004,000 older people between 65 and over have unmet social care needs –roughly 31 per cent of older
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Centre for Research on Ageing • Briefing Paper 4 • September 2014 www.southampton.ac.uk/ageing Satisfaction with social care services among South Asian and White British groups Rosalind Willis, Priya Khambhaita, Pathik Pathak and Maria Evandrou In national surveys, people from Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) groups have generally reported lower levels of satisfaction with social
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Age UK briefing – discharging older people from hospitals June 2016 How and when someone is discharged from hospital, and the support they receive in the aftermath, are critical determinants of their long-term recovery and return to a reasonable quality of life. We regularly read articles in the media about ‘bed blocking’ and hear talk of older people staying in hospital when they no longer
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Ben Franklin www.ilcuk.org.uk The end of formal adult social care A provocation by the ILC-UK December 2015 I 2 I ILC-UK The end of formal adult social care About the Centre for Later Life funding This report is the second publication from The Centre for Later Life Funding, which in turn, sits under the guise of the ILC-UK. The Centre is, in part, a continuation of its predecessor
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Making it Work for Us A residents’ inquiry into sheltered and retirement housing 1 Acknowledgements 3 Executive summary 4 Key recommendations 5 Introduction 7 What is this inquiry? 7 Definitions 8 Background to the inquiry 8 Why does retirement housing matter? 9 How did the inquiry work? 9 Recent reports and guidance on retirement housing 10 About this report 11 Legal advice and advocacy 13
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1 Call for Evidence Review of Digital Innovation for the Economy and the Future of Work in Wales Welsh Government November 2018 Introduction Age Cymru is the leading charity working to improve the lives of all older people in Wales. We believe older people should be able to lead healthy and fulfilled lives, have adequate income, access to high quality services and the opportunity to
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1 Introduction This briefing aims to assist Population Assessment Lead Officers with assessing availability of, and gaps for, advocacy in the context of the requirements placed on local authorities by the Part 10 Code of Practice (Advocacy) (“the Code”) under the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 (“the Act”). It is intended as an additional resource alongside those provided in the
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Canfyddiadau allweddol y Gyfrifiannell Gymunedol Mawrth 2020 y Gyfrifiannell Gymunedol Creu Cymru oed gyfeillgar Cynnwys Tudalen Crynodeb gweithredol 1 Cyflwyniad 4 Dulliau arolygu 5 Canlyniadau • Gwasanaethau lleol 6 • Trafnidiaeth gyhoeddus 7 • Eisteddleoedd i’r cyhoedd a llefydd i gael gorffwys 8 • Toiledau cyhoeddus 9 • Palmentydd 10 • Diogelwch cymdogaeth 11 • Llefydd i gyfarfod 12 •
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Consultation Response Towards a Future Vision for General Practice Age Cymru 30 October 2018 Introduction Age Cymru is the leading national charity working to improve the lives of all older people in Wales. We believe older people should be able to lead healthy and fulfilled lives, have adequate income, access to high quality services and the opportunity to shape their own future. We seek
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1 CONSULTATION RESPONSE REGULATION AND INSPECTION OF SOCIAL CARE (WALES) ACT 2016: PHASE 3 IMPLEMENTATION – REGULATED ADVOCACY SERVICES AUGUST 2018 Age Cymru is the leading charity working to improve the lives of all older people in Wales. We believe older people should be able to lead healthy and fulfilled lives, have adequate income, access to high quality services and the opportunity
