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  1. 2025 Sponsorship Form_Portrait

    call can be. He lives alone in sheltered accommodation in London and has little contact with his family or neighbours. Due to mobility problems he is confined to a wheelchair, and for a long time trips

  2. Sample_Session Plan MCST.docx

    Reminder of time and date. Give everyone a handout with details from today’s activity in to share with family/carer. Sing theme tune. Thank everyone for contributing to session and goodbyes. Resources needed

  3. RB_April17_Guidance--Socio-Demographic_Questions_to_Ask.pdf

    tick one box only) Living Alone Living with Spouse / Partner Living with friend / family Assisted Living Other Prefer not to say 7. How would you describe your sexual orientation

  4. For Later Life - Can technology revolutionise care

    that the biggest drive would be personal motivation – what drives them? Is it contact with their family? Is it the freedom to be more mobile at home? Once they have established their needs they can find

  5. PHE_Flu_Easy_Read_Winter_2020_leaflet_A4.pdf

    you are scared of needles, tell the nurse. You may be able to have the vaccine as a spray instead. Family carers and paid support workers may be able to have the free flu vaccine so they don’t pass flu on

  6. Domestic Abuse Bill - Age UK briefing note - Second Reading (HC) - April 2020.pdf

    out in the Care Act. It is especially important that the definition recognises the wide range of family relationships, and the complexities and vulnerabilities that arise in these relationships, as someone ... who are in trusted positions and provide unpaid care, including friends and neighbours, as well as family members. There is also a role for the CQC to play in ensuring there are sufficient safeguards in

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  8. Making it work for us: a residents’ inquiry into sheltered and retirement housing - Oct 12 (PDF)

    the ability of older people to ‘downsize’ into more manageable forms of housing, to free up larger family homes. Sheltered and retirement housing could certainly play a greater role in helping to address ... older’ people (55–65). One of our panel said that when she moved into retirement housing, friends and family were surprised and concerned because of the stereotypical idea they had about retirement housing

  9. Age UK Elections Bill- Report Stage Briefing.pdf

    of over 80 year olds have dementia and that can lead to presumptions being made on their behalf by family members or professional carers that they should not register to vote even when on the day, they may ... getting to a polling station much harder. • Older people often provide care to spouses and other family members which can make leaving the house, even for short periods, difficult to arrange. Mitigation

  10. ID205780 Fundraising Guide Infographic_LM 2026

    streets. Sponsorship and Social shares £750 Spread the word on social media and ask friends and family to sponsor your incredible challenge! Themed dinner party £80 Can you cook up a Mexican feast or ... Advice Line is a free, confidential national telephone service for older people, as well as their families, friends, carers and professionals. Our team will give you information that’s reliable and up to

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