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Welsh): 08000 223 444 www.agecymru.org.uk Journeys Journeys support people to find their route to recovery from depression. They provide information, practical resources, services and training and self help
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to energy supply and care services, damage to their home and possessions and difficulties in the recovery phase such as struggles to claim insurance. Age UK welcomes the opportunity to respond to this
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unaware of where to report, or feel that reporting is unlikely to result in adequate support or recovery of their money. 7. We support limiting the statutory right to transfer out of pension schemes. ... is worth reporting that they have lost money, because they do not consider there is any chance of recovery. One person contacted Age UK’s information and advice line fearing they had lost nearly £50,000
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road to recovery https://www.ageuk.org.uk/globalassets/agecymru/documents/covid-19-survey/experiences-of-people-aged-50-or-over-in-walesduring-the-first-covid-19-lockdown-and-the-road-to-recovery---october-2020-eng
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people approaching social care for help and the urgency of their needs. 2. Efforts on social care recovery have continued this year, but their impact has been reduced as a result of a less healthy population ... well-supported and motivated workforce. The additional funding that Welsh Government invested in social care recovery and moves towards achieving the Real Living Wage have unfortunately made little difference against
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Experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales during the winter Covid-19 lockdown, and the road to recovery Lockdown survey provides an insight into what older people need to emerge from pandemic ¦ Age Cymru ... declined by 22% between 2008/9 and 2018/19. Despite this decline, recent years have seen a slight recovery in bus use, with the number of journeys rising by 2.2% between 2016/17 and 2018/19.30 There was
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Our Experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales during the Covid-19 lockdown, and the road to recovery survey report1 highlighted issues with access to health and social care, with GP services being
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better with treatment. 21 Eating and drinking. Eating and drinking regularly is important to your recovery, particularly if you’ve broken a bone or had surgery. Speak to the nurse in charge of the ward if ... needs. They’ll agree a short-term recovery and support plan with you and decide whether you need assessing for long-term NHS or social care support. Post-discharge recovery and support services can vary depending
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the 2013/14 floods, Age UK Herefordshire & Worcestershire felt they could best help people in the recovery stage. This can mean a long time period: Age UK Carlisle & Eden, reflecting on the 2006 floods ... Local Government administered a Communities and Business Recovery Scheme, providing funding to affected local authorities to help with recovery costs.28 The floods agenda There has been a clear policy
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and through the most relevant channels. Improving quality and access to services whilst developing recovery orientated services The views and needs of older people must be reflected in population needs assessments
