Dementia Friendly Wales (2017-22) March 2017 Introduction Age Cymru is the leading national charity working to improve the lives of all older people in Wales. We believe older people should be able to lead ... condition amongst general nursing staff, GPs and their staff, social workers and other professionals working in the health and care sector. All health and care staff should also be able to provide appropriate
for the whole UK are quoted. For ease of reading and unless otherwise stated, the term “older” is used here for people aged 65 and over. If you have any queries or comments, please contact stats@ageuk ... citizenship ............................................................................................ 19 Work and Learning ....................................................................................
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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 ... audience, while not necessarily opposed to ever going online, have many deeply entrenched barriers to using the internet. Overall for this group, the downsides of going online outweighed the perceived advantages
to their retirement incomes and financial resilience from working an extra year or two beyond SPA (previous PPI research has shown that working and saving for an extra two years can increase retirement ... impact of these lifestyle shocks over the course of retirement? This note has not addressed the use of wider assets, including housing wealth and other financial assets, to supplement retirement income
1 Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) Ref: DRN9905176. 3 Older people make use of a wide range of financial services from transactional banking to investments and pensions. Many ... too. The “protocol” draws attention to possible alternatives to conventional branches, including the use of new technologies and the post office network. Age UK is supportive of these alternatives where they
lockdown following the onset of Covid 19 at the beginning of 2020. During the recent pandemic many of us have lost loved ones, we’ve witnessed the disruption of health and care services, and heard the plight ... We hope you enjoy this edition and if there’s anything you’d like to tell us about how we can improve Age Matters please let us know. 3The quarterly newsletter from Age Cymru Spring Edition 2021 As vaccinations
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