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you’ll find answers to the questions we get asked frequently about leaving a gift to Age Cymru that you will hopefully find useful. Our legacy team is also available to answer any other questions you may have ... touch if you would like to find out more about how you can help Age Cymru by leaving a gift in your will: Call us: 029 2043 1555 Email: legacy@agecymru.org.uk Write to: Age
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their needs at the centre of their care and support, with voice and control over the outcomes that will help them achieve well-being; The Act gives people a stronger voice and greater control over the support ... or access services through the medium of Welsh or English. As a result, care and support services will need to have an even greater focus on maximising people’s independence – helping people remain or
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What will you do? • Work with the Age Cymru art practitioner and care home Activity Coordinator to create a themed project • Help conversation come to life using the Age Cymru using the ‘Tell Me More’ ... DBS application Training and Safeguarding Approval Induction at care home I need to know: Will I have training? You’ll have training to prepare you for the role • Dementia awareness and communication
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contains general information on the range of information guides and factsheets only, which we hope will be of use to you. Nothing in this leaflet should be construed as the giving of specific advice and ... you need the information for yourself, a relative or someone you care for, our range of publications will help you find the answers you’re looking for. Information guides Our free handy-sized guides are packed
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contains general information on the range of information guides and factsheets only, which we hope will be of use to you. Nothing in this leaflet should be construed as the giving of specific advice and ... you need the information for yourself, a relative or someone you care for, our range of publications will help you find the answers you’re looking for. To contact Age Cymru Advice, call free on 08000 223
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their needs at the centre of their care and support, with voice and control over the outcomes that will help them achieve well-being; The Act gives people a stronger voice and greater control over the support ... centre or access services through the medium of Welsh or English.As a result, care and support services will need to have an even greater focus on maximising people’s independence – helping people remain or
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pleasure of knowing something new. Find out if there’s a branch of the University of the Third Age (U3A) near you. These offer courses for retired people in subject areas including arts and crafts, history and
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spare and wanted to use it to benefit others. I met an existing volunteer with Age Cymru who introduced me to the concept of gentle exercise sessions for the over 50’s What difference to your life has volunteering ... I can see the benefit the exercise and the companionship brings to the group members and this gives me satisfaction. It’s the best ‘job’ I’ve ever had! What do you enjoy most about your volunteering experience
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vision? Do you have difficulty hearing or interference with your hearing? Have you had a fall or a ‘near miss’? Do you worry about falling? Are you visiting the toilet frequently? Are you getting up at ... it could even a few years ago: assess the risks. Recognise the impact of alcohol intake beyond recommended levels, or when your taking medication. If Telecare and monitoring falls gives confidence then
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people to improve their health and wellbeing Watching the class expand, primarily by personal recommendations from current members, and helping to build the class into a social group Receiving positive feedback ... you should gain pleasure and pride in being a volunteer, it will build your self-confidence and, whilst there may be some challenges, it will prove to be a very worthwhile and satisfying activity.
