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over 65s were referred to psychological therapies via the IAPT programme (5% of total referrals). To keep pace with the growing numbers of older people, IAPT providers will need to significantly increase
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staff and partner questionnaire and the subsequent workshop: • living independently • having fun and keeping well • coping in challenging times • being ion control • participating and contributing. So we can
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arthritis already limited David’s ability to get out and about. His wife played a vital role in keeping him connected to the comings and goings of their neighbourhood. Following their separation, and with
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looked at, the DWP can look at the whole award again and can decide to reduce it, increase it, or keep it at the same level. If you are over State Pension age You cannot normally establish entitlement
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material and the full recognition of LGBT partners and families of choice.29 Practitioners should keep an open mind about social networks and family relations and shouldn’t make assumptions about sexual
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Needs of Older Workers, IOSH Research Committee 15 Schmiedek F, Lövdén M, & Lindenberger U (2013). Keeping it steady: Older adults perform more consistently on cognitive tasks than younger adults. Psychological
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example, your State Pension, or occupational/private pension. After doing so, you will be able to keep a small amount of money for spending on personal items that are not part of your care and support
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connected. Getting out and about and connecting with others can help you feel happier and healthier. Keeping in touch with friends and family and taking part in social activities is good for your mental and
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accept donations from outside the area if you offer to help with transport costs. It is advisable to keep your signed form with your will and tell your GP and close friends or relatives of your decision.
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the library and help with information (Isle of Anglesey) • We have an excellent [Councillor] who keeps us informed (Rhondda Cynon Taf) • Thanks to Age Cymru for helping my relative to access benefits (Gwynedd)
