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5TD or by email to enquiries@agecymru.org.ukOs oesangenrhagorogymortharnoch, cysylltwch â:Age Cymru Advice: 0300 303 44 98 cyngoriboblhŷn,euteuluoedd,ffrindiau, gofalwyr a gweithwyrproffesiynolC.A.L.L:
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Voluntary sector organisations like Age UK and many others in the field can provide support and advice in accessing these entitlements. More generally, around £3.7 billion of benefits go unclaimed by ... includes personalised action plans, structured education or information, access to trained specialist advice and emotional, psychological or practical support. When planning intermediate care, services that
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Creating an age friendly Wales If you need any further support please contact: Age Cymru Advice: 0300 303 44 98 advice for older people, their families, friends, carers, and professionals C.A.L.L: 0800 132
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changes to state benefits are causing uncertainty and anxiety, the need for local information and advice services is greater than ever. However many such services are having their funding cut or being closed ... opportunities arising from localism? How will councils ensure that older people on low incomes receive the advice and support they need to maximise their income, so that they can have the opportunity of fully participating
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people, as demonstrated by the overwhelming response to the service. At the same time, Age Cymru Advice has dealt with more than 3,000 inquiries on a wide range of issues. It has been a remarkable effort ... our Friend in Need service we’ve provided a range of support on our website and through Age Cymru Advice that will help. There’s no getting away from the fact we’re living through a period in which we’ll
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is therefore vital that those waiting for diagnosis and treatment have access to information and advice on safe exercise, healthy eating and pain management techniques to assist in reducing the symptoms ... Recruitment and retention issues within the social care workforce greatly impact older people. Age Cymru’s Advice and Information helpline, our dementia advocacy services and conversations with colleagues across
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impact for them, and for those who were lonely some of the time or hardly lonely welfare benefit advice had the biggest impact. This does not mean that social engagement has the greater impact on alleviating ... provision. Advice in general and transport also featured as support that had an impact for older people. Chart 33: Impact of Different Services 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Welfare Benefit Advice Other Advice
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increase. From what we hear from the older people with whom we are in contact, from calls to our advice line, from our local partners and from colleagues in Age Alliance Wales, we believe that there is ... social support needs are able to take responsibility for self-care where possible, drawing on the advice and support of health and/or social care practitioners and harnessing the use of assistive devices
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assist the Inquiry by providing a victim and survivor perspective to all aspects of its work ● Provide advice and guidance to the Chair and Panel ● Consists of members who bring together a wealth of experience
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role as the place to go for people who need help as we provide accurate, trusted information and advice. Enabling - creating the conditions for sustainable services, whether that is through working with ... it: With a strong and sustainable organisation We will increase the reach of our information and advice service support older people to maximise their income campaign for improvements to care services
