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  1. CR_Apr18_Strengthening_consumer_redress_in_the_housing_market.pdf

    another without clarity about who takes responsibility for their problem. - If a resident is being abused or badly treated by a provider or agent of the provider they may fear that using the internal complaints

  2. Deprivation_of_Liberty_Safeguards_Report.pdf

    is not always delivered to a high standard and that some older people will experience neglect or abuse. Older people who lack, or are perceived to lack, mental capacity in care settings are likely to be

  3. Financial resilience during retirement: who is well placed to cope with life events? - Apr 18 (PDF)

    something you don’t want to think about.” “High prices. Loss of independence. You hear tales of abuse and cruelty. If it’s residential care it’s coming to the end of the road for me. That’s why I can’t

  4. Financial Resilience - summary and implications report 2018 (PDF)

    something you don’t want to think about.” “High prices. Loss of independence. You hear tales of abuse and cruelty. If it’s residential care it’s coming to the end of the road for me. That’s why I can’t

  5. Supporting-Local-Age-UKs-External-Affairs-1.pdf

    testing • The DBS process and other safeguarding issues • Food shopping • Human rights • Domestic Abuse • Better access to cash and banking services • Digital exclusion As LAUKs are uniquely positioned

  6. FS25 LP Returning from abroad.pdf

    stay tonight, are worried about losing your home in the next two months, or are at risk of harm or abuse. They also provide online information advice and chat through their website and local housing support

  7. Struggling_to_cope_full__research_report_2018.pdf

    o Not eating properly, and either losing or gaining weight; o Not taking medication; o Substance abuse including excessive smoking, as well as drugs/alcohol; o Social isolation and ‘shutting off from the ...  Not eating properly, and either losing or gaining weight;  Not taking medication;  Substance abuse including excessive smoking, as well as drugs/alcohol;  Social isolation and ‘shutting off from the

  8. Struggling_to_cope_full_report_2018.pdf

    o Not eating properly, and either losing or gaining weight; o Not taking medication; o Substance abuse including excessive smoking, as well as drugs/alcohol; o Social isolation and ‘shutting off from the ...  Not eating properly, and either losing or gaining weight;  Not taking medication;  Substance abuse including excessive smoking, as well as drugs/alcohol;  Social isolation and ‘shutting off from the

  9. Later Life in the UK factsheet (PDF)

    issues related to health and social care provision, policy and research in relation to ethnic minority elders (Bhui, Halvorsrud, & Nazroo, 2018). Partnership Status 1.5 • In 2017, 5.5% of people aged 65+ in ... Exploring health care workers’ perceptions and experiences of communication with ethnic minority elders. Quality in Ageing and Older Adults, 19(3), 180–190. https://doi.org/10.1108/QAOA-08-2017-0034 Mcdaid

  10. RB_March13_Age_Friendly_Neighbourhoods.pdf

    of community safety, building greater confidence within neighbourhoods as a result. The Newcastle Elders Council has an ‘older-person-friendly city’ working group, which has carried out several inquiries

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