A national arts in care homes participatory and mentoring programme Evaluation Report 2015-2017 Creating artists in residents A DSDC Wales Evaluation on behalf of Age Cymru I haven’t had such a delightful ... available to download at www.agecymru.org.uk/cARTrefu/ To reference this report: Algar-Skaife, K., Caulfield, M. & Woods, B. (2017) cARTrefu: Creating artists in residents. A national arts in care homes participatory
(SPA) is rising, scheduled to increase to 67 in 2026-28 and with further rises likely in the 2030s and beyond. This makes working longer essential, and there is a clear need to help people plan their future ... future careers as they approach the latter part of their working life. Many people are likely to struggle to stay in work, and we believe there is a gap for a service that facilitates this . However, it’s
exposed to significant longevity and inflation risks. There is also a significant risk to survivor benefits. When survivor benefits are given up it is likely that many women will lose out, adding to gender ... gender inequality in retirement incomes. There are considerable risks to consumers in this marketplace – DB schemes have a commercial interest in relieving themselves of long-term liabilities; while behavioural
Wales Contents Introduction to Age Cymru’s Carers Project 3 Identifying and supporting older unpaid carers in Wales 4 Your rights 5 Carers needs assessment 6 Should I talk to my GP? 8 Benefits and financial ... support 11 Help with Council Tax 13 Working carers 16 Complaints 17 NHS Service 20 Organisations to support you 22 • National organisations 22 • North Wales 25 • Mid Wales 28 • West Wales 31
No. 16 2023/24 Featured articles Page 2 Introduction – Ceri Cryer, Age Cymru Page 5 Unequal access to and provision of mental health services – Dr Lis Boulton, Age UK Page 9 The impact of the Covid-19 ... veterans getting back on track with their lives – Laura Tipper, Veterans NHS Wales Page 21 Roots to Recovery Project Mind Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen & Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority –
and average hours worked: Hours worked This reduction in hours worked demonstrates there is more to recent labour market changes for older workers than often reported, and has obvious knock-on consequences ... increase in hours worked (as have those aged 6064, owing to the effects of the rising State Pension age). Fewer hours worked will make it more difficult to maintain standards of living until a worker reaches
live with dignity and respect. Older people are equal members of society and should not be subjected to ageist attitudes, stereotyping or conduct. However, negative attitudes towards older people and ageing ... result society is failing to benefit fully from the valuable resources that older people offer – as potential employees, volunteers, elected representatives and in many other roles. To achieve an age friendly
used as a means of ending employment relationships. The agreements will allow employers and employees to negotitate the terms of exit, often by-passing other processes for dismissal. Included is a draft statutory ... older workers to leave their organisation because of their age alone. • This could legitimise age discrimination via the backdoor, which would be a significant backwards step in efforts to combat ageism
Wales will work with communities and organisations to promote the mental and physical wellbeing of people over 50, using the power of sport as a focus to engage those who are living with dementia, depression ... anweithgar neu'n segur, heb gymryd rhan mewn unrhyw chwaraeon na gweithgarwch corfforol. To make a referral to any of our service please contact our Project Coordinator: I wneud atgyfeiriad i unrhyw un
2021 1. Introduction Tell Me More is an engagement project which aims to gather insights into the lived experience of care home residents during the Covid-19 pandemic and is funded by Welsh Government ... that featured in the conversations we had with people living in care homes during 2021, one of the most challenging times that care homes have experienced as a result of the global pandemic. The report