Where is Age Cymru based?
Table of Contents
Where is Age Cymru based?
Wales
The Age Cymru network comprises independent local partners across Wales. We work together with Age NI Age Scotland and Age UK to improve the lives of older people.
What can Age Cymru help with?
We offer support with a range of issues, including; Welfare Benefits, Social Care, Pensions, Dementia, Bereavement, Staying Safe, Disability, Care Homes, Rights, Local Services, Help at Home, Wills, Housing, Scams, Work and Learning, Retirement, Health, Consumer, Physical Activity, Money, Legal, Saving Energy, Home and …
Who are dewis Cymru?
Dewis Cymru is a website that aims to help people with their well-being. It’s THE place to go for people who want information or advice about well-being – whether that’s their own well-being or the well-being of a family member or friend.
What do over 60s get free in Wales?
You can also travel for free on some ferries and trains in Wales and Scotland once you reach the age of 60. There are exceptions to this rule though, such as London’s 60+ Oyster photocard that allows you to travel for free on buses, tubes, trams and the Overground from age 60.
What can pensioners claim in Wales?
If you own your home, you may be eligible for help with mortgage interest, ground rent and service charges. If you’re a carer, you may get an extra amount known as Carer Premium, or Carer Addition if it’s paid with Pension Credit. This is worth up to £38.85 a week.
What does Age Concern deal with?
Age UK is the country’s leading charity dedicated to helping everyone make the most of later life. We provide companionship, advice and support for older people who need it most.
What does dewis mean?
to choose, to select
Verb. dewis (first-person singular present dewisaf) to choose, to select.
Is swimming free for over 60s in Wales?
Changes to the Free Swimming Initiative in Wales Following the independent review and guidance from Welsh Government, Free Swimming still targets young people and older people over the age of 60 – but now prioritises those from areas of deprivation.
