1 Policy Position Paper Health, wellbeing & prevention (England) March, 2016 Efforts to improve public health must be seen as just as important to older age groups as to other age groups. Preventing ... in public health, particularly in the face of the ongoing crisis in social care funding. Public policy proposals All leaders of political parties should provide personal leadership to the prevention
1 Policy Position Paper Living well with dementia (England) March 2016 Every person with dementia should be supported to live well and to continue participating in society. They and their carers ... published a Joint Declaration on Post- Diagnosis Support in March 2016, committing themselves to working with partners to improve access to support following diagnosis10. People living with dementia may
Policy Position Paper Loneliness (England) May 2019 Older people should have the support and opportunity to make and maintain meaningful connections so that they can enjoy life as much as ... Loneliness (England) May 2019 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Policy Position Paper loneliness are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s diseaseii and have shown that
Policy Position Paper Age-friendly communities (England) July 2019 Everybody should be able to live in an age-friendly environment that enables people of all ages to lead independent and ... communities England July 2019 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Policy Position Paper means designing an inclusive environment for all ages to lead independent lives.
programme View this email online Please donate > Policy & Research Update November 2018 At Age UK, we are very fortunate to be able to learn from the work of local Age UKs, who run a wide variety of services ... programme, the evaluation of which we share in this month’s bulletin. Warm wishes, Jane Vass, Director of Policy and Research News To mark Talk Money Week, Age UK released new research which suggests that ‘being
Policy & Research Update View this email online Please donate > Policy & Research Update December 2018 This is the time of year when many of us look forward to switching off from work, turning on the TV ... over to a number of Guest Editors. Enjoy! Best wishes for the festive season, Jane Vass, Director of Policy and Research News Stark figures emerged this month of the number of excess winter deaths between
judge has granted permission to proceed with a judicial review of a hospital’s Do not Resuscitate policy. The Cambridge University Hospitals NHS trust, to which Addenbrooke's belongs, and the Department ... Resuscitate notice was placed in his notes without consulting them in contravention of the trust's own policy and it was later taken out following objections. The family have asked the judge to rule that "all
Policy Position Paper Digital Assistive Technology (UK) July 2019 Older people should be able to choose well designed digital care and support which helps them better manage their independence ... stay independent and manage their health and can be something as simple as a tipping kettle. This policy position focuses on new forms of assistive technology that have been made possible by developments
Volunteer Policy and Procedure October 2024 2 Policy Statement People volunteer with Age UK for a variety of reasons, bringing with them a wealth of skills and experiences and their ... across communities and greatly appreciate the time, energy, dedication, and expertise they bring to our work. Volunteers are at the core of everything we do to serve older people, and we strive to make clear