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Life Offline | What life is like for older people who don’t use the internet A report prepared by BritainThinks on behalf of Age UK May 2015 2 Contents 1. Executive ... Executive Summary 3 2. Background 5 3. Thoughts and feelings about the internet 7 4. Understanding life offline 13 5. Reactions to organising tasks online 24 6. Conclusions and recommendations 25 7. Appendix
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Wales, contact Age Cymru for further advice. The information in this factsheet is applicable in England and Wales. In Wales, following the implementation of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act on 1 December 2022 ... for further information. Contact details can be found at the back. Contact details for organisations mentioned in the factsheet can be found in the Useful organisations section. Age UK factsheet 64 November
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Evidence – cARTrefu 7 Evidence from Finland 8 Professional Roundtable Discussion 9 The Needs of Residents in Temporary Care 11 Evidence – Live Music Now 12 Evidence – Community ... ……………………………………………………………… The link between artistic and cultural activities improving wellbeing has been long established. Wales is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and this strength is something that can
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Cymru Advice 0300 303 44 98 www.agecymru.org.uk Factsheet 40w August 2024 Deprivation of assets in the means test for care home provision in Wales Factsheet 40w August 2024 ... about this factsheet 4 1.1 Definitions and terminology 4 2 Legislation covering the social care system in Wales 6 2.1 The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 and accompanying
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resource Falling over is a leading cause of injuries, especially among older adults, however, falling over isn’t an inevitable part of getting older. There’s lots that older people, and the people around them ... them can do to reduce the risks. This resource is designed to help children think about falling over, the impact that this could have on people, how they can support friends, relatives and loved ones to
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about this factsheet 5 1.1 Definitions and terminology 6 2 Legislation covering the social care system in Wales 10 2.1 The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 and accompanying ... care home placements to meet your eligible care needs – overview 15 5 The ‘capital limit’ and financial means testing for assistance with care
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partnership with the Manchester Institute for Collaborative Research on Ageing (MICRA), Age UK, Age-Friendly Manchester (Manchester City Council), and the Office for Social Responsibility at the University of ... involved in the planning, design, development, and implementation phases of a research project focusing on developing age-friendly neighbourhoods in Manchester. The guide aims to provide insights into the experiences
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About the service The work we do with you is confidential. That means we’ll always talk to you before discussing your information with anyone else. We’ll keep your information safe and you have the right ... welcome all feedback about our service. If you have any comments, compliments, or complaints about the service you have received please email advocacy@agecymru.org.uk Someone there for you and only you
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A summary of the evaluation Age UK’s Dementia Friendly Programme Helping local Age UKs to become dementia friendly The Dementia Friendly Programme supported local Age UKs to become more dementia friendly; ... friendly; expert support was provided to help local Ages UKs to review the accessibility of their services for people living with dementia. Since 2013, 46 local Age UKs in England have been supported to help
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Age Cymru’s vision is an age friendly Wales where everyone lives well for longer, lives safely, is free from discrimination and is actively engaged within their community, but at this General Election ... Election our concern is above all for those who are furthest from achieving a good later life today. There are huge differences among our older population, with some much luckier and more resilient than others
