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support, support for carers and preventative services Preventative services Provision of information, advice and assistance Part 3: Assessing the needs of individualsAssessing the needs of adults, children
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will make efforts to arrest the suspect if possible. 5 The officer will provide crime prevention advice and reassurance to the customer. 6 The officer will also create a crime report, a report to Action ... LOSE CONTROL. 1 Take Five to Stop Fraud • Take Five to Stop Fraud is a national campaign that offers advice to help everyone protect themselves from preventable financial fraud • Phase 1 was launched by Financial
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she lacks confidence and is unaware of where to go for advice. What can the local authority do? Commission good quality information and advice to help older people and carers to make informed decisions ... implications for the health and well-being of the carer. Work in partnership to make information and advice available in a range of formats and languages and in locations where older people live their daily
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at greater risk of unscrupulous people they don’t know offering to ‘help’. • People may go against advice to socially distance, self-isolate or shield – for example going to their pharmacist or having to ... for updates on the ‘Friends’ information hub. o Access information and support by calling Age Cymru Advice on 08000 223 444. What could a ‘Friend’ do to help? Whilst following the social distancing rules
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outcomes. For some individuals, there are clear disincentives to save, while for others the short-term cost of saving makes doing so unfeasible. These are key issues that need to be addressed by policy makers ... other scenarios – although higher earners are still the main beneficiaries – and at no additional cost to the scheme member. • However, when broken down by income quintile this gain is focussed on the
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unintended consequences and develop and test new ideas Evaluations help demonstrate potential cost savings, cost effectiveness and value for money of services being delivered The risk of not evaluating ... principle for all to adhere to is that of attempting to achieve the greatest impact at the lowest cost, as this ensures that a pool of funding can help the maximum number of older people. This requires
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able to access advice and support at an early stage, to maintain a good quality of life, and reduce or delay the need for longer term care and support; It is important that timely advice and assistance
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lifestyle. Local Health Boards must ensure that healthcare professionals, particularly GPs, give advice on healthy ageing, including sexual health, and refer their patients to support as appropriate ... issue being viewed as solely a young person’s problem. Older people who may wish to seek help or advice need to know how to access a service that is appropriate to their particular needs. It is essential
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extending the single-tier pension to current pensioners, perhaps phasing this in over a period of time as costs allow. In the meantime more needs to be done to help the 1.7 million older people currently living ... line with the triple lock. Even with this uprating mechanism, by 2050 the single-tier is projected to cost less than the current system as a proportion of GDP. Expenditure would be lower under the reforms
