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  1. Human rights

    ‘do not resuscitate’ order placed on my file without my or, if I cannot express my own view, my family’s consent. I should not be discharged from hospital if I am unable to look after myself, if there ... is suspicious or unexplained, an effective inquest must be carried out This right put into action Families of those who died at Mid Staffordshire hospital were able to use human rights arguments to secure

  2. Saying thanks to a special dad

    look after his mum and family. In his twenties he decided to come to the UK to better provide for them, and it was here that he met my mum. Soon, he was supporting not just his family back in India, but us ... Instead, he’s always focused on giving back to others. That generosity doesn’t end with family and friends. He’s become a father figure not just to me, but to so many people in our community

  3. Shining a light on isolation through music

    variety of ways people have been fundraising for Age UK in recent months. From shaving heads and family relays, to indoor mountain climbing and ultramarathons , the levels of invention shown have helped ... someone in our family or on our street whose living situation has been compromised and needs assistance. Many older people are disinclined to seek support from their neighbours, family or friends. Knowing

  4. The best friends who have never met

    everything. For the past 13 years, they’ve been more than best friends – they’ve been family. But as they formed their connection through the Age UK Telephone Friendship Service , they’ve ... “Our friendship has gone from strength to strength because we see each other's families as our own families,” says Wendy. “My Dad passed away a few months ago and Flora was as devastated

  5. The successes of the Joining Forces programme

    the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust to deliver a programme to support older veterans and their families and carers. With more than 89,000 people supported through this programme, it is difficult to sum ... programme, and with the support of SSAFA branches, we have supported more than 54,000 veterans and 35,000 family and carers. With the expert knowledge of both organisations, veterans have received versatile support

  6. How is dementia diagnosed?

    close to you about any changes they've noticed, if you consent to them being involved. You may want a family member or friend to go with you for support. Health checks to rule out other conditions Your doctor ... certain people.  Whatever applies to you, many people find that if they're honest with their family and friends, they're more likely to get the support they need.  However, you may find it easier

  7. Operation Sterling

    Operation Sterling programme, which is helping older LGBT+ veterans, service personnel and their families in a range of areas. Who is Fighting With Pride? Fighting With Pride (FWP) is an LGBT+ military ...  FWP works to support the health and wellbeing of LGBT+ veterans, service personnel and their families – particularly those affected by the ban.  FWP works with a wide range of

  8. Gareth Pierce on challenges and charity

    about being part of Coronation Street is that you do get a sense of belonging and of being part of a family. “It couldn’t have come at a better time in life for me, really. The variety of being ... quite isolated. Modern life can be busy, and families tend to be spread out across the UK or across the world. It's rare to have generations of one family living on the same street anymore. And for older

  9. Caring about equality

    shining a light on the challenges they face and recognise the massive contributions they make for families and communities throughout the UK. This year’s theme, ‘Caring About Equality’ ... year’s Carers Week report suggests there are 11.9 million people currently providing unpaid support to family members and friends who are ill, disabled, or older. Caring can have a substantial impact and can

  10. How to prepare for a flood

    you have enough medication if you take it regularly. It can also help to discuss your plans with family, friends, neighbours or carers so they know how they can support you during a flood.   Here ... utility providers and family members. If you rely on medication or medical equipment, make a plan for how you'll access what you need during a flood. Speak to neighbours, family members or carers about

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