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advocacy providers and forums across Wales. • HOPE identifies and supports Advocacy Ambassadors, who will promote awareness of rights and choices, and the importance, benefits and outcomes of advocacy. HOPE
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55+), the picture is very different, rapidly approaching a position where twice the number of 55+ will have used the internet 4 Age UK Digital Inclusion Evidence Report 2013 Marcus Green and Phil Rossall ... to be using the internet than individuals without problems. This is an interesting finding, which will need further unpicking. - Older individuals who do not deal with problems well are less likely to
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employers. However, enrolled workers will have to save more than the minimum required amounts if they are to build a sufficient retirement income. Whether or not they will do so is yet to be seen. Moreover ... their 40s, for example, will not be able to build up a decent pension under auto enrolment alone. Many still distrust the pensions industry and underestimate just how much they will need to have saved by
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halved by 2020. • The new single-tier State Pension starting in April 2016 will be more generous for some, though others will receive the same or less than under the old system. The Government must improve ... believe the country fails to make good use of their skills and talent Only 20% of adults 75+ meeting recommended standard for physical activity A N D H O B B I E S A C T I V I T I E S , I N T E R E S T S of pensioners
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I The Future of Transport in an Ageing Society Achieving change We hope that these opportunities will be seized by Government, transport providers and the voluntary sector alike so that by 2020 we have ... million aged over 908. By 2030 it is expected that this will rise to 5.3 million over 80 and 1.2 million over 909. Such demographic change will require a rethinking of current transport strategies, with
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this analysis. As Scharf and de Jong Gierveld (op. cit, p. 113) state that Parkes and Kearns’s recommendation that survey data should be ‘‘complemented by detailed neighbourhood case studies in order to ... Medicine; 64(3):407-417 Cacioppo JT, Hawkley, LC, Thisted RA. (2010). Perceived social isolation makes me sad: 5-year crosslagged analyses of loneliness and depressive symptomatology in the Chicago Health
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Selected comments • There is no street furniture on the main street, the one bench that was available near the entrance to the park has been fenced off so is inaccessible for the community (Rhondda Cynon Taf) ... Good 7-8 Fair 4-6 Poor 0-3 Neighbourhood safety Selected comments • It is good to see that cameras will return to Aberystwyth (Ceredigion) • I would like to see more police in our area. Where are the support
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to give their pin number or passwords in full (on the phone or via text) – their bank or the police will never ask for this information. • The person says that they’ll send someone to their home to collect
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prices are announced (for example, if Ofgem have announced a price cap increase or decrease). This will ensure that the supplier knows exactly how much you used when the price changes, so that you're not ... a new supplier to take over your account. You don't need to worry, your gas and electricity supply will continue regardless of what happens to your supplier. Your new supplier should provide you with information
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if you invest before a set date They downplay the risks to your money, e.g. they talk about how you will own the actual assets they may sell if the investment doesn’t work as expected, or use legal jargon
