Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Carers Week 2014 - sign up to take part @age_uk

Carers Week 2014 takes place 9 -15 June and from Wednesday 12 February you'll be able to sign up to take part. Every year, Carers Week is a chance for us to highlight the amazing contribution carer...

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Women to miss out under new pension rules @age_uk

New figures from Age UK show strong opposition to changes in the state pension system which will leave tens of thousands of women missing out in retirement. {DynamicContent:Social Media Buttons}   ...

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Tuesday, 11 February 2014

Care home costs fight successful @myageingparent

A theatre director is celebrating after winning a legal fight to have her ‘home’ disregarded in calculating her mother’s ability to pay care home charges . {DynamicContent:Social Media Buttons}  … continue reading Powered by WPeMatico

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Care home costs fight successful @age_uk

A theatre director is celebrating after winning a legal fight to have her 'home' disregarded in calculating her mother's ability to pay care home charges . {DynamicContent:Social Media Buttons}  ...

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Advocacy update in Social Services Bill @agecymru

Age Cymru has long campaigned for rights to independent advocacy services for older people in Wales. We campaigned for advocacy duties to be included in the Social Services and Well-being (Wales)...

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Last chance to apply for Gwanwyn Grants @agecymru

Welsh community groups are reminded to apply for financial support to hold creative events for older people in May 2014. The application deadline is this Friday, 14th February 2014. Emma Robinson,...

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Monday, 10 February 2014

Men survive strokes better than women @myageingparent

Men are likely to survive strokes better than women – with the biggest difference between the sexes seen in people over 75, according to new research. {DynamicContent:Social Media Buttons}   More… continue reading Powered by WPeMatico

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