by Emma Hammett | Apr 10, 2019
100,000 carers and dementia patients could be missing out on council tax reductions These people are fully entitled to a 100% or 25% (depending on their living situation) reduction in their council tax payments. Today, the 10th April 2019, Wales has taken steps to...
by Emma Hammett | Apr 1, 2019
This is an American website, but it is still helpful and relevant when thinking about elder abuse and its prevention. It is particularly good at discussing the signs of elder abuse (not necessarily physical), as well as for considering the possibilities and harm of...
by Emma Hammett | Apr 1, 2019
Carers UK are a wonderful charity dedicated to carers (young and old) caring for those of any age. They have a forum to speak with other carers on, and resources to find direct help. You can find out all about your legal rights etc. on this website. Click here to...
by Emma Hammett | Apr 1, 2019
This charity is a superb resource for facts and advice regarding elder abuse. Visit their website here. There are five types of abuse, which are not limited to just physical injury. Physical elder abuse: Intentional pain or injury to the body, from physical violence...
by Emma Hammett | Apr 1, 2019
The term ‘carer’ could apply to a wide variety of people. Carers can be professionals who visit the elderly at home, or who work in hospitals or care homes. Or, a carer could be a spouse, partner, family member or friend. Whatever brought about your...
