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someone’s life is at risk) If you’re worried about someone’s mental health, you can encourage them to visit the mental health and wellbeing section on NHS 111 Wales website. They can also get support from: ... including voluntary and charitable organisations. It’s available on 0800 132 737, or by texting ‘help’ to 81066. Alternatively, they can visit the C.A.L.L. website. Or If people are experiencing severe distress:
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If you have a complaint about the social care you have received or want to make an appeal about a decision regarding your care, you have rights which are explained here.
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Sustainable Social Services Third Sector Grant, will support the early identification of older carers to provide timely and person-centred information and advice.
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could be going unclaimed by thousands of veterans in Wales each year – support which rightfully belongs to those who have served their country, and which could help transform their lives.
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A guide to money matters that may affect elderly people. Find information and advice on claiming benefits, income tax, money management, pensions and legal advice. Finance can be complicated, let Age Cymru
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treatment you want, or refuse some types of medical treatment in certain situations, if you lack capacity to make or communicate your decisions at the time.
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There are a number of reasons why you might need someone to make decisions for you, or act on your behalf. A power of attorney can make decisions for you.
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with other national charities, takes part in Free Wills Month, offering supporters the opportunity to have a will written or updated free of charge.
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affecting your life, it’s important to take steps to tackle it. 3 When should I seek help? You should consider seeking help if you’re: • worrying about money • struggling to pay your household bills or paying ... card to get by • missing credit repayments • hiding your spending habits from your family • avoiding letters and calls from your creditors (the people you owe money to). It can feel daunting to start
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multi-disciplinary team’s recommendation 26 5.5 The Local Health Board’s decision 28 5.6 ‘Underpinning Principles’ to the assessment and eligibility process (including a ‘person-centred’ approach) ... situations 36 6 Giving consent and mental capacity issues in regard to NHS CHC 37 7 Advocacy support in relation to NHS CHC decisions 38 7.1 Advocacy services if someone has capacity
