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  1. RB_April15_Winter_fuel_payment_briefing.pdf

    have carried out shows that many older people with low incomes worry less about their energy bills as a result. And crucially new analysis gives us the strongest indication yet that the WFP saves lives ... 65 every seven minutesiii. In addition to the human cost there is also a clear financial price to pay in terms of increased pressure on local authorities, the NHS and the social care system. The latest

  2. RB_June15_Frailty_language_and_perceptions.pdf

    professionals (HCPs), with less experience of older people’s care are thought to be more likely to use the term as shorthand for older people with complex care needs or in late old age. Importantly, there is evidence ... something that they identify with. This has led some in the healthcare sector to raise concerns that, as a result, fewer older people may access the health and social care that they need. If true, this would

  3. RB_Oct15_agenda_for_later_life_2015_full_report.pdf

    people in later life. Dignity, independence, security: these things are tremendously important to us as we age and in their absence later life is bound to be tougher and less pleasant, and it also means ... to be self-reliant. This is why we have decided that over the next five years our overarching goal as a charity should be to help make the UK ‘a great place to grow older.’ Against a backdrop of continued

  4. How your benefits are means-tested

    means-tested, this means that your eligibility to claim it and how much money you receive will depend on your income and how much capital you have. The information in this section only applies to people over State ... Some types of income are fully considered when assessing whether you’re eligible to claim a means-tested benefit, but others (such as if you receive Attendance Allowance) are ignored. Your partner’s income

  5. RB_July15_Age_UK_loneliness_risk_index_summary.pdf

    Loneliness can be understood as an individual’s personal, subjective sense of lacking desired affection, closeness, and social interaction with others. Loneliness is not the same as social isolation. Although ... identified in the literature as being associated with loneliness without knowing their weightings (see below) is also not a valid measure of loneliness risk at any level, as simply adding the factors together

  6. RB_Sept12_A_means_to_many_ends_older_workers'_experiences_of_flexible_working.pdf

    equal citizens with equal rights • h ave enough money for a secure and decent life, and have access as consumers to the products and services they need at a price they can afford • h ave access to the healthcare ... and which enable them to lead fulfilling lives • h ave opportunities to participate and contribute as volunteers, active citizens, good neighbours, family members and workers • e njoy the benefits of longer

  7. Experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales during the first Covid-19 lockdown, and the road to recovery - October 2020 ENG.pdf

    male, 26% are living with a disability, 3% described their ethnicity as Black, Asian, or Minority Ethnic (BAME), and 4% identified as lesbian, gay or bisexual. In addition, during lockdown 23% of the respondents ... 60-64, Pembrokeshire ‘The worst thing about lockdown has been the feeling of being abandoned because you are old.’ Female, aged 85-89, Swansea Experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales during the first

  8. Experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales during the first Covid-19 lockdown, and the road to recovery - October 2020 ENG.pdf

    male, 26% are living with a disability, 3% described their ethnicity as Black, Asian, or Minority Ethnic (BAME), and 4% identified as lesbian, gay or bisexual. In addition, during lockdown 23% of the respondents ... 60-64, Pembrokeshire ‘The worst thing about lockdown has been the feeling of being abandoned because you are old.’ Female, aged 85-89, Swansea Experiences of people aged 50 or over in Wales during the first

  9. RB_March12_Getting_out_and_about.pdf

    in having a bus concession without a bus to get on. Having free and readily available bus services go hand in hand. Over the last year there have been significant funding cuts to bus services, which seriously ... fully serve the needs of older people, local authorities should provide flexible alternatives, such as financial support towards community transport or taxis. 4 All local transport authorities must take

  10. Age Cymru HOPE Infographic report 2022-23 ENGLISH.pdf

    said they had their issue(s) resolved positively 11% were unsure Training 99% rated the training as good or excellent 1,018 people attended our development / training events and webinars  260 engagement ... help with her electronic devices. Case studies Mrs LL had bought a coin. She was then sent another as a trial and told she could return it free of charge if she didn’t want it. After returning the coin

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