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registration form to register for a friendship call. If you're experiencing any problems with the form below, please go direct to the sign-up form If you'd prefer, there is a Word document at the bottom ... complete and email to us. All details are on the form below. // Create your own user feedback survey If you'd prefer a paper version, please download and return as instructed at the bottom of the form. Friendship
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You feel more confident if you are part of something.’ ‘The Age UK support worker looks at my food diary and asks me about the week and I’m completely honest with her, even if I had one of my ‘munchies’ ... of the wardens to help me go out. I get a lot more exercise, they tell me to go out for walks, even if it’s just a short walk a day. Just to get you some fresh air. I go every day.’ ‘She helped me get out
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way. Local Age UK feedback: ‘If you are involved in the services it is hard to have a dispassionate look, so it’s always a good thing to have someone from outside to see if there is anything we have missed ... they wouldn’t have been as confident without the training.’ ‘The most important thing I’ve learnt: if you want extra advice, go to someone with dementia.’ ‘I now focus more on improving the person’s quality
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bought from charity shops. Residents can choose an item of clothing and create a character or story. If someone doesn’t want to dress up, ask them questions about another resident wearing a costume. • Who ... can cut out pictures and make collages, before explaining their story to fellow residents and staff. If possible, print out photos of each resident so that they can include themselves in their collage story
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live alone Yes No A5. I access the internet Yes No If yes, I access the internet via: Computer Smart Phone Tablet If no, do you think it would have been helpful to have access to ... social care you need as we move out of lockdown? (information, hospital or GP appointment, visit from carer / social worker, help with daily living, transport) _____________________________________________
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expectation on those applying for funding Contracts A judgement needs to be made on how best to contractually bind partnerships; whether it is contracts, memorandum of understanding or grant agreements ... relationships with local organisation working with young people3 YouthNet should make at least one (if not a few) site visits to local Age UKs to understand the locality of the organisation, audit and develop
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--------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Gemma Bradshaw Organisation (if applicable): Age UK Address: 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NB Please return completed forms ... deliver contracts that makes more government services available locally. Question 2: Do you agree that a ‘mixed membership’ model is the correct model to be considered for a mutual Post Office? If so, whom
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seek help and capacity within diagnostic services such as memory clinics. People with dementia and carers also reported making repeated visits to their GP, sometimes over a number of years, before receiving ... the capacity of memory clinics to diagnose and support those living with dementia and their family/carer(s), ensure quicker diagnosis and address the variation in services and support that exists across
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have to repeatedly explain their (and their donor’s) circumstances to energy companies, especially if they switch supplier. Ofgem should consider how energy companies can improve their practice, including ... principle of ‘make every contact count’ should guide awareness raising activity. 10. Domiciliary carers provide care for many older people in their homes, including those who would be vulnerable in a crisis
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effective in improving documentation of treatment goals, documentation of communication with patients, carers and health professionals but ICP documentation can introduce scope for new kinds of error.8 Other ... out after nearly 10 years of its dissemination. The panel repeatedly heard stories of relatives or carers visiting a patient, only to discover that without any forewarning there had been a dramatic change
