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Positive dementia action plan: Part 2

03 Aug 14

Keeping active and sharing the good things in life At every stage of your loved one’s...

Benefits of Home Automation for Older People

29 Jul 14

In today’s technologically driven world, there are many emerging technologies, which enable older people to live...

Positive dementia action plan: Part 1

27 Jul 14

Seeing the person and embracing your new reality  Having a parent with dementia is one of...

Live in care for elderly

25 Jul 14

Why choose live in care? Live in care is a modern solution, which helps relieve the...

How to challenge local authority over elderly care

24 Jul 14

If you disagree with your local authority’s decision not to pay for your care services – or you don’t think you’ve been offered enough support to meet your needs – you need to speak out.

Elderly person’s quick guide to tax

20 Jul 14

Tax can be very confusing, so here’s quick guide to help you help your elderly parent through the tax minefield:...

Coping with cancer: a true story

19 Jul 14

In the summer of 2010, I was bluntly told: ‘You have cancer,’ and these would be...

Sharing elderly care with siblings

10 Jul 14

Family cohesiveness can often be difficult to achieve, but as parents grow more dependent,  often siblings...

Top ten tips for better health for older people

08 Jul 14

How can we stay fit and well as we age? Drink and drink some more: It’s critical...

What is Immediate Care Annuity?

06 Jul 14

Purchasing an Immediate Care Annuity basically means giving some amount of your or your older parent’s capital to...

Bowel Cancer Research Charity

01 Jul 14

We’re just beginning to understand how important our guts are to our overall wellbeing as individuals....

Telecare: keeping older people happy at home

26 Jun 14

What is Telecare? For lots of people the term ‘Telecare’ is totally foreign and something that...

How to arrange a funeral

21 Jun 14

Firstly, you will need to contact a funeral firm  The Funeral Director at the firm will...

Tell Us Once Service helps bereaved

12 Jun 14

The idea behind Tell Us Once is simple. One notification of the death for all the...

What are Personal Independence Payments (PIP)?

10 Jun 14

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a benefit that helps towards some of the extra costs you...

State Pensions

03 Jun 14

This gives a regular income once a person reaches state pension age. It is based on...

The Silver Line

It’s true to say that if you make something simple enough for everyone to use, then...

Letter templates help elderly write to institutions

30 May 14

Insurance Letter to cancel an insurance policy (DOC)Letter to reclaim mis-sold PPI (DOC)Letter of complaint about an insurance company's service (DOC)Letter of complaint, arguing against an insurance company's rejection of a claim (DOC)Cancelling contract agreements Letter for cancelling contract agreements (DOC)Complaining to your bank or building society Letter of complaint to your bank or building society (DOC)  Setting up a standing order Letter to set up a standing order (DOC)Tracing pensions Letter tracking pensions (to employer) (DOC)Letter tracking pensions (to provider) (DOC)Maternity leave Letter for maternity leave to an employer (DOC)Local authority and community care Letter for community care assessment (DOC)Letter of complaint to local authority (DOC)Letter of appeal for community care (DOC)Notification of a death Death notification letter to a bank or building society (DOC)Death notification letter to mortgage provider (DOC)Death notification letter to pension provider (DOC)

Top tips to research care options

27 May 14

Choosing to move into residential care, or accepting someone caring for you in your own home,...

How to fund temporary care accommodation

22 May 14

A local authority can agree that your parent staying in a care home on a temporary...

Digital inclusion for older people

13 May 14

Giving older people access to technology can improve the quality of their lives significantly by encouraging...

What is Sheltered Housing?

10 May 14

Sheltered housing is popular, because it still provides the older person with some independence, yet with...

Arthritis Care

16 Apr 14

Arthritis Care is our Charity of the Month for April Around 10 million people suffer with...

What is Dementia?

14 Apr 14

The word dementia is used to describe a group of symptoms. Although dementia is commonly thought...

Resources for care homes on a budget

10 Apr 14

Activities in care homes are extremely beneficial and have been proved to be good for well-being...

Older people’s right to end of life care

08 Apr 14

When a parent is facing a terminal illness, it can be difficult to have a conversation...

Family History Research for Older People

15 Mar 14

Why encourage your older parent to investigate their family history? Having a project on the go is...

Marie Curie Charity

04 Mar 14

Marie Curie is the leading charity providing care to people with any terminal illness in their...

JDRF

07 Feb 14

In people with type 1 diabetes, the body mistakenly attacks the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas...

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Boots Opticians (Eye test voucher CPL)

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