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where charities provide benefits only to people of the same age group, if this is in line with their charitable instrument and if it is objectively justified or to prevent or compensate for disadvantage ... group. (ii) Specific1 A number of further exceptions specific to age discrimination have been set out in the regulations which come into effect on 1 October 2012.2 Financial Services: Despite concerted
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wellbeing that must not be overlooked. This report brings together findings from a survey, carried out in June 2020, of 72 advocates working across Wales. Advocates shared urgent concerns which reflect ... increasing risks of abuse and harm and weaknesses in the safeguards needed to prevent and address these. What did we find? People’s needs are not being met or assessed and people’s statutory and human rights
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progress in protecting and improving people’s health throughout the life course. Our comments are set out below, and revolve around the following key points: We do not support the age-75 threshold within ... Healthcare public health indicator 4.04: Under 75 mortality rate from all cardiovascular diseases* What change would you like to make to this indicator? REVISE REPLACE REMOVE Please describe your
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1 Well-being statement Possible Barriers Reason for advocacy I know and understand what care, support and opportunities are available and use these to help me achieve my well-being. I can access
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better recording and sharing of vulnerability data, but it is essential that data-sharing is carried out with the customer’s knowledge and that the process maintains customer trust and acceptability, and ... operators (NOs) may want to retain the core groups – including ‘of pensionable age’ – when considering if a customer is vulnerable. While age may be a trigger to consider vulnerability, we are clear that
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people. What difference to your life has volunteering made to you? It has enhanced my own wellbeing Learnt new skills as a Nordic Walking Instructor and a Tai Chi Instructor. Made new friends. What do you ... people learn new skills and mapping their improvements in that skill. Watching people make new friends What would you say to someone who is thinking of becoming involved with volunteering? Don’t think just
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volunteer with Age Cymru? I believe in giving time to help with Age Cymru and helping older people. What difference to your life has volunteering made to you? It gives me a sense of giving back, and a big ... office staff for all their support What do you enjoy most about your volunteering experience? Meeting the general public and passing on the services that Age Cymru deliver. What would you say to someone who
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benefits of Nordic Walking that I and my wife have found. What difference to your life has volunteering made to you? It gives me a sense of purpose What do you enjoy most about your volunteering experience ... of trying and even greater pleasure of seeing them go on to join one of the Nordic Walking groups. What would you say to someone who is thinking of becoming involved with volunteering? By helping older
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any formal support or services to help you in your role looking after someone/giving unpaid support? If you answered Yes to all the questions above, please help us by completing our questionnaire. You can ... uk/carerssurvey or contact us for a paper version which can be sent back to us free of charge. Or if you prefer you can talk to us about your experiences. We can also provide you with information and
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residents and visitors. The feeling of doing something useful in my community.” Care home Volunteer What will you do? • Work with the Age Cymru art practitioner and care home Activity Coordinator to create ... come to life using the Age Cymru using the ‘Tell Me More’ cards • Help to lead a group activity What is not required: Volunteers are not required to offer personal care services for residents.
