Department of Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has projected that older households over 65 will represent almost half (48 per cent) of all household growth up to 2026.2 By 2033, 19 per cent of the ... this report makes clear, there isn’t one simple solution that will suit everyone. Older people want a range of choices and the vast majority will continue to look towards mainstream Promoting independence
both them and the person they care for, particularly amongst older carers, nearly two thirds of whom will be living with a health condition or disability of their own. The Strategy should take steps to ... older population will mean that informal carers will continue to play a growing part in providing help and support. Indeed, Carers UK estimates that over the next 20 years that we will see a 40 per cent
workers to remain in the labour market.3 When discussing the ‘recently retired’ this briefing note will typically focus on those groups within 10 years of reaching SPA (currently 61 and over for women, ... approaching SPA will experience a diverse range of circumstances across a range of areas including wealth, income, employment, family circumstances and housing tenure. These factors will all interact to
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tenants and others face fewer language barriers than their parents and grandparents and predicts they will be more likely to consider a wide range of housing and support options. The implications of early ... 2014). HA3, for example, runs dementia awareness training for its entire staff group. It considers it will be in a ‘very different place’ in five years in terms of its expertise and experience. This arises
the entitlement conditions, you can continue to be paid these. If you claim income-related ESA, you will eventually be moved to Universal Credit. Every claim for ESA is medically assessed by a healthcare ... put in to either: the work-related activity group: This is for people who will prepare to return to work and will get some support to do that. the support group: This is for people who are
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socio-economic duty - Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010 - in Wales. Commencing the duty means that public bodies will be required to make decisions in a way that tackles social disadvantage. Over 100,000 pensioners are ... in Wales, which has the highest proportion of older people living in poverty outside of London. We will be looking to Welsh Government to ensure that pensioners in poverty benefit from this new measure