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................................................................................. 25 6. Challenges to the programme at the local level .............................................................. 33 ... Acknowledgements The authors of this report would like to thank: Rebecca Barnham, Suzanne Huggett, Vinal K Karania and David Terrace of Age UK National who liaised with the research team throughout the project
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trustees of Age Cymru Pembrokeshire are deeply saddened to announce that the charity closed on 31 August 2016. Age Cymru Pembrokeshire has been proud to support the independence and wellbeing of older people ... we want to say ‘Thank you’ to all the staff, volunteers and everyone else who has worked with us over the years to make a difference to the lives of local older people. All telephone calls to Age Cymru
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feelings respected and taken into consideration are vitally important to all of us. It is essential that older people feel empowered to speak up about their own choices and views. Voice, choice and control ... support to make informed decisions, particularly in situations within which they are vulnerable.1 Older people have told us: “Voice – to be able to have my voice heard.” “Choice – to be able to choose the
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sector 7 4 Welsh Government information on renting a home 8 5 Where to find private rented accommodation 9 6 Viewing the property to decide whether it is suitable 9 7 Types of occupation contracts 11 7 ... problem with the written contract 17 11 Inventory of equipment and furniture at the property 18 12 Rights to repairs in the private rented sector 19 13 Deposits 20 13.1 Holding deposits 20 13.2 Security deposits
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Living life with dementia Local Age UK contributions to quality outcomes for people living with dementia and their carers Age UK is a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in England ... London WC1H 9NA. Age UK and its subsidiary companies and charities form the Age UK Group, dedicated to improving later life. ID201908 08/14 Tavis House 1–6 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9NA 0800 169 80 80
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com/agecymru Our summer celebrations are underway By Victoria Lloyd, Chief Executive, June 2022 Welcome to the Summer edition of Age Matters. Summer is on its way and we’ve just celebrated Volunteers Week ... both important points in the Age Cymru annual calendar. We are indebted to the 400+ volunteers that give their valuable time to Age Cymru and the wellbeing of older people each week. Similarly, without
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hardship 18 What is seen as hardship? 18 Life trajectories and previous experiences 19 Making comparisons to others 20 2 The practicalities of living on a low income 22 Hard work and discipline 22 Restrictions ... balance? 32 Conclusion 35 3 The emotional experience of living on a low income 36 What it feels like to be living on a low income 36 Attitude as a means of coping 38 Future concerns and uncertainties 40
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AgeUKIG03 A step-by-step guide to what to do When someone dies 2 We’d love to hear from you. 1) Join our Readers’ Panel. Have your say and be involved in updating our guides by joining our Readers’ Panel ... Age UK’s information and advice helped? If so, we’d love to hear from you to provide relatable examples that benefit others. Email your story to stories@ageuk.org.uk. This information guide has been prepared
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(rental agreements already in place prior to 1 December 2022) 17 5 If you will struggle to be able to afford a rent increase 18 6 Rent increases ... register 27 9 Letting fees 28 10 Useful organisations 29 11 Further information about Age Cymru 31 11.1 Who we are 31 11.2 How we can help 32 11.3 How you can help 35 Factsheet 35w July 2023
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Keep yourself Safe and Well Talking to eachother is the best thing we can do if falling over and doing ourselves harm is a worry. Don’t delay, talk today! Care & Repair Cymru CWTSH CUDDLE Helping School- ... active as I used to. If you help me keep active, I can keep myself strong and playing with you is great fun. You’re also right that my shoes and slippers are not safe, as they need to fit better, have
