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FAQ’S for Care Home Volunteers 1.Do I need to have had both Covid-19 Vaccinations? We ask that you inform us of what vaccine(s) you have had and when. You can do this on your application form. 2 ... will need to take a Covid test before you enter the care home. The care home manager will arrange for your test and PPE. You must let the care home know if you’ve any symptoms of Covid or if you’ve come
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lockdown This survey is for people aged 50 or over across Wales, and is being undertaken by key organisations that represent older people. It is important that Welsh Government and others hear from older ... made on them. This survey will take 15 minutes to complete. Your response is anonymous. Thank you for your support in completing this survey. A. Lockdown A1. During the lockdown I was part of a shielded
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to undertake an independent review of how Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is working. The call for evidence is aimed at individuals and organisations with information about the PIP assessment and Disability ... information and advice services can also provide direct face to face information and support including help with benefit claims. Although most people contacting Age UK at a local or national level want information
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Helping others participate and engage (HOPE) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) This document is intended to provide answers to questions from the stakeholders we’re working with. The answers are not necessarily ... details can be found at the end of this document. 1.How is HOPE funded? HOPE is funded by Welsh Government under the Sustainable Social Services Grant until the end of March 2025. 2.What is the purpose
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Help us create an age friendly Wales Consultative Forum Information Pack February 2023 Welcome Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of Age Cymru’s Consultative Forum. We are looking ... looking for new members who are willing to share their experiences and to contribute to Age Cymru’s policies. We are particularly interested to hear from people living in North Wales. Covid-19 led to an increase
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1 Consultation Response The Duty of Quality Welsh Government January 2023 Question 1 Is the Guidance clear on what we are trying to achieve with NHS bodies through the introduction of the ... met by NHS bodies and Welsh Ministers. Wales has the oldest population in the UK; therefore, demand for provision is uniquely high, however the public should still be able to expect a good quality of service
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and the winter lockdown. More than 1200 people took the time to tell us what the lockdown was like for them, we’ll be sharing our findings with decision makers at all levels across Wales. We heard from ... good and bad, to plan for the future and make sure the services and support people need are in place. We’re also pleased to share with you the findings of our survey Older Carers, For the Moment, which we’ll
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@TruthProjectCSA @InquiryCSA (#TruthProject, #InquiryCSA, #ResearchCSA) Sue James Head of Inquiry for Wales Emma Lewis VSCP Welsh Advocacy Conference Public Hearings Public Hearings Key facts about the ... Drusilla Sharpling CBE ● Supported by a Victims and Survivors’ Consultative Panel ● Independent of government ● Does not have the power to convict people of criminal offences, determine civil liability or
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appropriate housing for older persons with a view to enabling them to live in dignity; prohibit, in law, age discrimination in the provision of goods and services; provide support for continued employment ... employment and training for those who want it; promote a positive attitude to ageing through awareness-raising campaigns targeting the media, service providers and the general public; ensure the availability
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organisations with expertise in independent advocacy services, and the National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) undertook a survey of advocates and gathered evidence of the impact of the COVID-19 ... basis of The Big Eventswhich were a virtual series of five webinars arranged and organised by HOPE (Helping others participate and engage), held over a period of two weeks, between 19 October and 5 November
