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commitment of increasing the capital limit used by local authorities that charge for residential care, our key concern is to ensure that the social care system is funded to meet the needs of our ageing population
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issues that will apply to buyers (i.e. financial service companies) and brokers in the marketplace. Key points and recommendations Age UK understands that some people may welcome the creation of the marketplace
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younger workers demonstrates clearly that, regardless of the type of work, a strong economy is the key ingredient for anyone to be in employment. In a modern capitalist economy, this underpins the labour
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local Age UKs throughout England: the Age UK family also includes Age Scotland, Age Cymru and Age NI. Key points and recommendations Overall, we strongly welcome the Code which we find helpful and, in general
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there was no group consensus in support of the proposals. Others felt it simply would not work. 4. Key issues raised Level of the cap, daily living costs and top-up payments Nearly all those who participated
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response we will not re-visit areas that were covered in the call for evidence earlier this year. 3 Key points and recommendations Age UK warmly welcomes the decision to abolish the Default Retirement Age
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commitment of increasing the capital limit used by local authorities that charge for residential care, our key concern is to ensure that the social care system is funded to meet the needs of our ageing population
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weaken the framework which protects the rights of ordinary people, including older people, as well as key mechanisms to investigate and remedy those breaches.21 We believe that a full impact assessment should ... year olds, 87% of 25-44 year olds and 89% of 16-24 year olds.53 In terms of access to services, a key finding of EHRC’s 2018 ‘Is Wales Fairer’ report is that with increasing digitalisation of services
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You don’t want to trip or fall. Flu and you Getting your flu vaccination and COVID-19 booster is the key thing that you can do to help protect yourself and others this winter. If you are over the age of 50
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that later life can throw at them. The guides cover the following topic areas, each dedicated to key life issues. • Money matters • Health and wellbeing • Home and care • Work and learning • Travel
