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  1. Adapting your home information guide (PDF)

    But a few simple changes can help. • If you’re unsteady on your feet, or if you struggle to use your keys in the dark, consider installing an outdoor light. • If you find the steps to your front door difficult ... back can be significant. If you can’t reduce how much you use the stairs, something as simple as fitting a second banister could help – or a stairlift may be more suitable. There are different types with

  2. RB_Feb17_Statistical-methods.pdf

    progress in older people’s lives? What specific factors are important for wellbeing in later life? A key finding has been that wellbeing is an umbrella term that encapsulates how we are faring in various ... of people included in the sample, its representativeness and longitudinal nature. 4 | P a g e Box 1: Understanding Society dataset Understanding Society is an innovative study about 21st century UK

  3. RB_April17_Statistical-methods.pdf

    progress in older people’s lives? What specific factors are important for wellbeing in later life? A key finding has been that wellbeing is an umbrella term that encapsulates how we are faring in various ... of people included in the sample, its representativeness and longitudinal nature. 4 | P a g e Box 1: Understanding Society dataset Understanding Society is an innovative study about 21st century UK

  4. RB_April17_Guidance--Socio-Demographic_Questions_to_Ask.pdf

    this. 1. What is your gender? (Please tick one box only) Male Female Prefer not to say 2. What is your age? (Please tick one box only) 0–19 20-29 30-39 ... have a disability? (Please tick one box only) Yes No Prefer not to say 4. How would you describe your relationship status? (Please tick one box only) Single Married

  5. Fid as a Fiddle West Cumbria evaluation report (PDF)

    Volunteering project www.fitasafiddle.org.uk Contents 1. Introduction 1.1. Overview and background to fit as a fiddle 1.2. Aims and objectives 1.3. Methods 1.4. Structure of the report 2. Project overview ... learnt 3 Key findings: impacts on older people 4 Key findings: impacts on partnerships and sustainability 5 Key findings: impacts on volunteering 6 Key findings: impacts on equality and diversity 7 Key findings:

  6. Fear of crime and its effects on older people: comparing six countries - Mar 14 (PDF)

    from a World Health Organisation survey of older people’s health and wellbeing in six countries. Key findings:  There are large national variations in rates of fear of crime  Older women and frail ... richer people. Figure 2 shows that fear of crime among older people is also associated with frailty. Box 1. The WHO Survey of Global Ageing and Adult Health (SAGE) SAGE is a collection of nationally representative

  7. Policy Position - Social Care Reform, Funding and Access (Sep 2024).pdf

    Services should be based on universal and rapid care assessments that are fully integrated with other key services. Adult social care helps people who are older or living with disability or physical or mental ... care system for those with pronounced health needs, and the current CHC system is demonstrably not fit for purpose. Want to find out more? Age UK has agreed policy positions on a wide range of public policy

  8. Training day 2018 presentation.pdf

    Team Age UK Training Day 2018 Saturday 24th Feb 2018 Key Dates Training Day: 24th February Training Day: 24th February Marathon Expo: 18th – 21st April Team Age UK Pasta Party : 21st April Marathon Day ... you have already smashed your fundraising target but for those that have a way to go, there are some key things to consider: 18 1. Have you set up a fundraising page? 2. Have you mapped out a plan? 3. Have

  9. Policy Position - Social Care Reform Funding Access (Sep 24).pdf

    Services should be based on universal and rapid care assessments that are fully integrated with other key services. Adult social care helps people who are older or living with disability or physical or mental ... care system for those with pronounced health needs, and the current CHC system is demonstrably not fit for purpose. Want to find out more? Age UK has agreed policy positions on a wide range of public policy

  10. RB_15_Age_Opportunity_Best_Practice_Guide_for_Recruiters.pdf

    best practice in recruiting those over 50. Champion age opportunity and ensure fair recruitment KEY RECOMMENDATIONS Age UK and the REC call upon recruiters to commit to the following recommendations ... client’s requirements alongside the full talent pool of candidates to decide who might be the best fit for each job. • Look beyond the stereotypes. Age is not an indicator of ability and studies have shown

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