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  1. TFT-Feb-2023.pdf

    can come to rely on hands-on care to meet their daily needs. Activities which many of us take for granted such as being able to wash, dress or prepare food can become too difficult for older people living

  2. November_18_Your_Money_MOT_report.pdf

    struggles with money management and lower skills and knowledge around money management. Inputs • Grant from the What Works Fund. • 5–10 financial capability experts and local Age UK volunteers to help

  3. RB_Dec15_Later_life_in_a_digital_world.pdf

    local voluntary organisations who often spend considerable amounts of time and energy applying for grants and other sources of funding in order to maintain services. Often support is only for short-term

  4. Fit as a Fiddle - Independent Age (PDF)

    in their homes, and the provision of one-off workshops and roadshows. Independent Age received a grant from Age UK to implement support to older people. This element of the project ran from June 2011 to

  5. Factsheet - How to get care and support (PDF)

    entitled to help with the cost of a more expensive adaptation through a means tested Disabled Facilities Grant. ‘Aids’ means disability equipment and must always be provided free of charge, regardless of cost

  6. ageukig01_staying_safe.inf.pdf

    Northern Ireland, check with Age NI. If you’re disabled, you might be eligible for a Disabled Facilities Grant, which is provided by local councils (or by the Housing Executive in Northern Ireland) to help fund

  7. Struggling_to_cope_full__research_report_2018.pdf

    it's everyday things that people take for granted, cleaning your teeth... dropping anything on the floor... everyday things that sighted people take for granted like picking up a pair of shoes. Are they

  8. Struggling_to_cope_full_report_2018.pdf

    it's everyday things that people take for granted, cleaning your teeth... dropping anything on the floor... everyday things that sighted people take for granted like picking up a pair of shoes. Are they

  9. RB_July15_Researching_Age-Friendly_Communities.pdf

    Champions link communities and the city’s culture, arts and heritage organisations. Ü AFM Small Grants reward community groups looking to make a difference for older people. Ü AFM Networks give people ... 1990s for gun crime, but is currently undergoing regeneration after receiving a Heritage Lottery Grant. The area has a large population with Asian heritage (30.8%) and a smaller Black African and Black

  10. RB_Feb2018_Promising_Approaches_to_Living_well_with_Dementia_report.pdf

    schemes have run in Camden, and City and Hackney in London since 2013, funded through innovation grants. At the moment, Tavistock Relationships offers training in this couplefocused intervention programme ... with dementia. Clients generally pay to attend schemes – though some schemes are subsidised through grant funding. Evaluation of a pilot scheme run for people with Young Onset Dementia (YOD) found that structured

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