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

    Summary Age UK has significant concerns about the impact of the introduction of photo ID for in person voting. Older people are more likely to face hurdles when voting, including barriers to accessing ... photo ID, will further complicate in person voting. Increasing confidence in the integrity of the electoral system is important but with no evidence that personation fraud in the UK is widespread and evidence

  2. FS6 LP Finding help at home.pdf

    planning 8 2.4 Personal budget 8 2.5 Direct payments 9 3 Paying for care and support services 9 3.1 The financial assessment 10 3.2 Self–funders 11 4 Types of care services 11 4.1 Personal care 12 4.2 Domestic ... Domestic assistance 13 4.3 Meals at home 13 4.4 Personal alarm systems and assistive technology 14 4.5 Day Care 15 4.6 Respite or replacement care for carers 16 4.7 Specialist equipment and home adaptations

  3. FS06 LP Finding help at home.pdf

    planning 8 2.4 Personal budget 8 2.5 Direct payments 9 3 Paying for care and support services 9 3.1 The financial assessment 10 3.2 Self–funders 11 4 Types of care services 11 4.1 Personal care 12 4.2 Domestic ... Domestic assistance 13 4.3 Meals at home 13 4.4 Personal alarm systems and assistive technology 14 4.5 Day Care 15 4.6 Respite or replacement care for carers 16 4.7 Specialist equipment and home adaptations

  4. Sending and receiving emails.pdf

    indicate how strong your password is. Don’t use the same password for different accounts and never use personal details, such as important names or dates. This sheet will: 1. Help you set up your own email account ... an email account. So, how do you set one up? 1. This is where you type in the email address of the person you want to send it to. Once you’ve sent an email to someone, their name will pop up here as a suggestion

  5. At home with dementia information guide (PDF)

    helpcard and keep it in your wallet or purse. This explains that you have dementia and contains basic personal information and contact details in case you need assistance or if there’s an emergency. Contact ... visually confusing as well as a trip hazard. • Think about using an automated pill box. Some have an alarm to indicate when medicine needs to be taken. Others can be programmed so they allow access to medication

  6. Factsheet - Disability equipment and home adaptations (PDF)

    telephones are currently switching to a new digital system which may affect the telecare devices and personal alarms described in this factsheet. This is intended to be completed by January 2027. Your telephone ... Property charge 11 3.8 Problems and complaints 12 3.9 Home improvement agencies (HIA) 13 4 Community alarms and assistive technology 13 5 Equipment for employment 16 6 Wheelchairs 16 7 Buying and borrowing

  7. FS42 LP Disability equipment and home adaptations.pdf

    telephones are currently switching to a new digital system which may affect the telecare devices and personal alarms described in this factsheet. This is intended to be completed by January 2027. Your telephone ... Property charge 15 3.8 Problems and complaints 15 3.9 Home improvement agencies (HIA) 16 4 Community alarms and assistive technology 17 5 Equipment for employment 20 6 Wheelchairs 21 7 Buying and borrowing

  8. Staff and volunteer procedure_coronavirus_A4_v3.pdf

    bags or medication etc. where the person can easily retrieve them. l Remember to keep a safe distance between you and the person (at least 2 meters). l Ensure the person is safe and reassured before retiring ... There may be circumstances in which you need to enter the property, such as needing to carry the person’s shopping indoors as they are unable to do it themselves. If you have to enter the property try to

  9. Venue Checklist.pdf

    all fire doors operate correctly and are free of obstructions. Are PEEPS available if required (Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans for users with specific requirements or restrictions). Are there adequate ... of emergency. Action Plan Hazard No. Action Required Responsible Person Completed Date Signed Hazard No. Action Required Responsible Person Completed Date Signed

  10. ageukig01_staying_safe.inf.pdf

    Wales, contact Age Cymru or Care & Repair Cymru (page 46). “My local Age UK helped me find a trusted person to secure my windows and doors.” Lee, 69 What this guide is about Staying safe at home 6 Staying ... equipment and adaptations that could help you. Consider using a personal alarm. If you don’t feel entirely confident at home, a personal alarm could be reassuring. If you fall, a button lets you contact a

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