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Queen announces landmark legislation for older people 23 comments

Age UK wrote 2 weeks ago: We have repeatedly called for improvements to the pensions system and for urgent changes to the sham … more →

Tags: Government, Home and Care, Income, Money Matters, public policy, Queens' Speech, #carecantwait, #careincrisis, Age UK

Is personalisation failing older people?8 comments

Age UK wrote 3 weeks ago: This blog was contributed by Clive Newton, Age UK’s National Development Manager – Care … more →

Tags: Age UK, Age UK blog, ageing, ageing society, Direct Payments, expert series, health and social care, LOCAL AUTHORITIES, Making Managed Personal Budgets Work for Older People

Meeting the challenges of an ageing population5 comments

janevass wrote 3 weeks ago: Each year, Age UK stands back and takes an overview of how society is meeting the needs of people in … more →

Tags: Communities and inclusion, consumers, Digital Inclusion, Economy, Employment, Energy 2, Government, health, Health and wellbeing

Guest blog - Mad as hell: Older people must demand a better care experience3 comments

Age UK wrote 4 weeks ago: This blog was contributed by Dr Nick Goodwin a speaker at Age UK’s annual For Later Life conference. … more →

Tags: care homes, Conferences, health, Health and wellbeing, Home and Care, #forlaterlife, Age UK, Age UK blog, ageing

When one of us is threatened - we are all at risk

carerwatch wrote 1 month ago: This was sent in via email. We dont know where it originated so if anyone finds out please let us kn … more →

Tags: welfare reform, Carers, Benefits, Social Care, Welfare Reform, adult care, disability living allowance, esa, Personal Independence Payment

Show the government that you care about Social Care

carerwatch wrote 1 month ago: Are you disabled, in ill health, a carer or know someone who is? CarerWatch members are extremely co … more →

Tags: adult care, Britain Cares, care, Carers, CarerWatch, Disability, elderly, Scope, Social Care

Ready for ageing?

janevass wrote 1 month ago: All too often, our ageing population is represented as an unmitigated disaster for the nation and th … more →

Tags: General, Income, health, Housing, Government, Government, Older People, Age UK, Pensions

Government responds to the Francis Inquiry5 comments

Tom Gentry wrote 1 month ago: The first inquiry into Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust  catalogued extensive examples of negl … more →

Tags: campaigning, care homes, Commission on Improving Dignity in Care, Government, health, Health and wellbeing, Home and Care, #carecantwait, #careincrisis

Joint Committee reports on Draft Care and Support Bill 2 comments

Stephen Lowe wrote 2 months ago: The Joint Committee on the Draft Care and Support Bill has completed its scrutiny of the draft bill, … more →

Tags: Home and Care, #carecantwait, #careincrisis, Dilnot, Age UK, Age UK blog, ageing, ageing society, Care in Crisis

A case of mistaken identity? A matter of life and death15 comments

George Julian wrote 2 months ago: My Dad died four months ago from bile duct cancer, cholangiocarcinoma. Since then I’ve seemed … more →

Tags: cancer, Family and Friends, Health 2, a case of mistaken identity, A matter of Life and Death, Awareness, dad, death, Dignity

Older women and care: are they invisible to the sisterhood? 4 comments

Michelle Mitchell wrote 2 months ago: This blog is an edited version of an article appearing in the International Longevity Centre’s Compe … more →

Tags: General, health, Home and Care, Health & Wellbeing, care, Communities & inclusion, Older People, Age UK, Social Care

Local Authority and Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) Information Packs for Rotherham

adultservicesconsortium wrote 2 months ago: The information packs set out key data at local authority and CCG level to help inform the local pos … more →

Tags: Health 2, Commissioning, Measuring Impact, Social Care, NHS, Outcomes, local authority, CCG, Public Health

Not just a number: CQC Review of home care services 2012

adultservicesconsortium wrote 2 months ago: The findings of our review of home care services show that good care is being delivered, but a minor … more →

Tags: CQC, domiciliary care, home care, Home Care Review

Guest blog: What burden of ageing?7 comments

Age UK wrote 3 months ago: This guest blog was contributed by Rob Greig, Chief Executive at the National Development Team for I … more →

Tags: General, health, Research-2, Communities and inclusion, Home and Care, care, Communities & inclusion, Older People, Age UK

Ten top tips for new bloggers4 comments

George Julian wrote 3 months ago: I tweeted today that it was my three year blogging anniversary and Sarah Carr sent this tweet: 140 c … more →

Tags: Lazyweb, Research-2, Social, 10 top tips, Advice, Blog, Blogger, Blogging, Engage

Update - Campaign for Benefit Justice1 comment

carerwatch wrote 3 months ago: .Come and have your say (details here) 7pm   Thursday 14th February 2013 at Camden Town Hall, Counci … more →

Tags: welfare reform, adult care, Campaign for Benefit Justice, Carers, CarerWatch, disability living allowance, Employment & Support Allowance, Independent Living Fund, Welfare Reform Bill

Government announces care costs cap7 comments

ageukpublicaffairs wrote 3 months ago: This blog was contributed by Caroline Abrahams, Director of External Affairs, for Age UK.  Last year … more →

Tags: campaigning, care homes, Home and Care, #carecantwait, #careincrisis, Dilnot, socialcare, Age UK, Age UK blog

Mid Staffordshire Inquiry Announcement8 comments

Age UK wrote 3 months ago: This blog was contributed by Dianne Jeffrey CBE DL, Chairman of Age UK and Joint Chair of the Commis … more →

Tags: campaigning, health, care homes, Commission on Improving Dignity in Care, Health & Wellbeing, care, Local Government, Older People, Age UK

Camden United for Benefit Justice 2 comments

carerwatch wrote 3 months ago: Camden United for Benefit Justice Invites you to a Community Speak-out   Welfare Reforms – what they … more →

Tags: welfare reform, Benefits


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