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not feel the service offers value for money? 4.6 Disability-related adaptations Check a scheme’s policies on making disability-related adaptations. Note that, as a legal minimum, landlords have a duty to ... improve the accessibility of facilities like a laundry room or swimming pool. Check what the scheme policies say about adaptations to these areas and seek advice from Shelter or a local advice agency. Age
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your account by another person. Ask your bank or building society about their third party mandate policy, which should explain how this works in practice, for example about how the third party can access
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interest you, even if you do them alone. 69 Professor Alan Walker Alan Walker is Professor of Social Policy and Social Gerontology at the University of Sheffield. He is Director of the New Dynamics of Ageing
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repairs for more information. If they own their own home, check whether their home insurance contents policy covers repairs for water leaks. If it’s not within the boundaries of their property they can contact:
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programme. For further information about Age UKs work on loneliness contact: loneliness@ageuk.org.uk policy@ageuk.org.uk Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9NA 0800 169 80 80 www.ageuk.org
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the rights of older people into the process the Welsh Government uses to assess the impact its policies have on groups of people; Working with older people to deliver a new programme of work that
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being an age-friendly employer and can support organisations to put the right support structures and policies in place to support older workers that may experience health issues or have caring responsibilities
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Energy Programme Evaluation Report Vinal K Karania Research Manager (Evaluation & Impact) Policy & Research Team, Age UK jjj Page 2 of 71 Age UK Tavis House
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care”58 (emphasis added). However, it is worth noting that there has already been an established policy for some years that people are given a choice of accommodation options when going to live in a care
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large amounts of cash at home, even if you think you’ve hidden it away safely. Most home insurance policies only cover you for a small amount of cash. “I always check my bank statements to make sure none
