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Describes what constitutes neglect
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Describes what constitutes discriminatory abuse
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In an age friendly wales, older people would not experience barriers to independent living and would remain actively engaged with their communities.
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Contact details for the Community Assistant Project team
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Buses - a lifeline for older people. Written for Age Cymru by the Bevan Foundation, draws on the views and experiences of more than 300 people aged 60 and over of the importance of bus services
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Pension age, in need of support. It seems that the majority who are referred to food banks are of working age. Advisers told us that in their experience the need to access food banks most commonly arises ... e/IA_campaign_report_2013.pdf?dtrk=true Although most food bank enquiries were from people of working age, Age UKs also refer some pensioners to food banks. In situations such as the two cases described
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A range of regional advocacy provider networks have been developed across Wales to complement the work of the National Network for Adults Advocacy in Wales. The networks are an opportunity for services ... health and social care services. It’ll be independent of Government, the NHS and local authorities but work with them, and others, to support the continuous improvement of person-centred services. Report below
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age-proofing all its processes, eg research, supervision, regulatory sandbox, Project Innovate, thematic work. The FCA should ensure that the market does not discriminate unfairly on the grounds of age. This ... consumer outcomes, such as the ageing population discussion paper and the work on vulnerability and access. The vulnerability work, in particular, has had a positive impact on industry practice, prompting
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Manifesto 2016 Page 13 Page 14 National Advocacy awards SIAA guidelines for advocates working in prisons Page 15 Useful training and events Useful publications Age Cymru, Tŷ John Pathy
