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  1. Annual Review 2015-16 (PDF)

    letters. One’s a thank you from a council tenant with housing issues. He said that after years of abuse from his neighbours, Age UK offered ‘that first bit of help’. 4.10pm The calls go quiet. Nicky looks

  2. Access to Cash CFE (Nov 2020) - Age UK response.pdf

    payments; some with a mental health condition may need cash so they can budget effectively; or domestic abuse victims may need cash to get out of their situation. There are many other examples too that illustrate

  3. CRS_June15_Creating_secondary_annuity_market.pdf

    family member who is themselves sick or in debt, or anyone who is the victim of unfair pressure or abuse from a family member or fraudster. And while some surviving partners might benefit if they are left

  4. FS8 Council and housing association housing.pdf

    general allocations guidance, plus specific sets of guidance on residence requirements, domestic abuse, and support for serving and former members of the Armed forces. All guidance can be found at: www ... lifetime social tenant. This is the case if you need a new tenancy for reasons connected with domestic abuse and the tenancy is being granted by a local authority (not a housing association). Otherwise, look

  5. FS08 LP Council and housing association housing.pdf

    general allocations guidance, plus specific sets of guidance on residence requirements, domestic abuse, and support for serving and former members of the Armed forces. All guidance can be found at: www ... lifetime social tenant. This is the case if you need a new tenancy for reasons connected with domestic abuse and the tenancy is being granted by a local authority (not a housing association). Otherwise, look

  6. FS68 LP Preventing evictions.pdf

    regain occupation of a property after you have been evicted. This includes where there has been an abuse of process or you have been given misleading information by the landlord or the court about the eviction ... lives with you, or a person who visits you, commits antisocial behaviour ⚫ you carry out domestic abuse ⚫ you or someone else gave false information to get the property. 7.2.3 Notice periods The length

  7. Age_UK_response_to_OEWG_11th_session_questions_October2019.pdf

    passive recipients of welfare, to older people as active rights holders and to reduce the level of abuse, neglect and discrimination experienced by many older people. 3 Right to Work and Access to the

  8. Behind the Headlines – The Battle to Get Care at Home

    go ahead regardless. The same applies when the council believes someone is at risk or experiencing abuse or neglect – including self-neglect. In cases such as these the council should undertake an assessment

  9. CRS_April15_FCA_Access_Scoping_Study_response.pdf

    institutions must carry out the necessary security checks and, indeed, that they must be alert to fraud and abuse. However the whole area of institutioncustomer interface appears to us to be in need of further innovation

  10. Age UK Why can't I get care report.pdf

    councils say they are having to prioritise assessments and are only able to respond to people where abuse or neglect is highlighted, or for hospital or reablement discharge.8 Asking for care and getting

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