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unemployment and exclusion amongst older people. Technology can offer a vital portal to information and advice for older people but access and take-up remains low amongst older age groups. The National Survey
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general needs to “do more work”. AgeUK experiences a significant volume of calls to its Information and Advice line on difficulties experienced by customers trying to verify their identity to their bank’s satisfaction
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NICE guidelines not featured in the topic outline for this consultation (Physical activity: brief advice for adults in primary care). It also pointed to the benefits of helping older people achieve small
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people within care homes can still be considered to be carers and retain their right to information, advice, assistance and support under the Act. According to the Census, Wales has the highest proportion
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carers (paid and unpaid) understand the impact of bereavement on the cared for and are routinely given advice and information on how to spot signs of complicated grief and where support is available from. This
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If you're feeling lonely, remember you're not alone. Feeling lonely doesn’t necessarily mean you have no one nearby. You can be surrounded by friends and family but still feel lonely.
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comprises of around 165 local Age UKs reaching most of England. Each year we provide Information and Advice to around 4.5 million people through web based and written materials and individual enquires by telephone
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government, employers and employer associations, and trade unions ensure that adequate pre-retirement advice and information is available to everyone in the build-up to and the immediate period after retirement
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funeral planning, Wills and how to handle an estate. Have a look at the website or call the Age UK Advice Line 0800 169 2081. 32
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preswylfa barhaol. Mae’r holl daflenni ffeithiau uchod ar gael ar wefan Age Cymru: www.agecymru.org.uk/ advice neu drwy ffonio Cyngor Age Cymru ar 0300 303 44 98. 10 The quarterly newsletter from Age Cymru Spring
