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materials, and individual enquiries by telephone, letter, email and local face-to-face sessions. We work closely with Age Cymru, Age NI and Age Scotland. We welcome the opportunity to respond to this consultation
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as they could take several days to clear and thereby leave someone out of pocket. • Pre-paid cards work in a similar way to mobile telephone top-up cards whereby the card can be topped up at Post Offices
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resistance bands for damage and tears before starting 7. Muscles may be slightly stiff the day after working with resistance. Let participants know this is normal and nothing to be worried about. It is especially ... them out Slowly bring hands back to start keeping band under control DUMB WAITER This exercise will work the muscles required for keeping the shoulders strong and mobile. Sit up tall in the front of the
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and thereby leave them out of pocket. Other methods of paying for goods and services Pre-paid cards work in a similar way to mobile telephone top-up cards whereby the card can be topped up at Post Offices
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different demographic, social and political contexts would suggest caution in translating the lessons learned from international studies into the UK. Even within the UK the experience of homelessness varies ... homeless older people themselves tend to cite external factors as the reason for homelessness, people working with older homeless people put greater emphasis on the personal attributes of the older homeless
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opinion or advise you on decisions • Submit benefit claims for you • Mediate with family members. The work we do with you is confidential. That means we’ll always talk to you before discussing your information ... supports anyone 18+ living in Wales with a diagnosis of dementia. How will my Dementia Advocate help? Working with one of our dementia advocates could mean you: • Understand your accommodation options • Understand
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social care in Wales’ consultation 8th September 2022 Age Cymru is the leading national charity working to improve the lives of all older people in Wales. We believe older people should be able to lead ... and resourcing to achieve. The importance of opportunities for local authorities to share what works well and pitfalls to be avoided We found evidence of some good practice in innovation in service delivery
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about older people and wellbeing, sounding boards and panels of older people who scrutinise Age UK’s work and have expertise in many areas, focus groups of older people, and Age UK colleagues who are
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this guide is about. We could all benefit from being a bit healthier. And that doesn’t have to mean working up a sweat or joining a gym – just a few small changes can make a big difference. The changes you ... guide. My local council phone number is: There’s no one-size-fits-all approach, and what works for you might not work for someone else. We’re all dealing with different circumstances – for example, living
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away from friends and family, or you’ve retired and you’re missing the social contact you had through work. Perhaps you have health problems that make it more difficult to get out and about. Or perhaps you’re ... to adjust to retirement. After he retired, Joe found himself missing the routine and structure of work. ‘I’d looked forward to retiring for a few years, and at first it was great not having to get up early
