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Election season is heating up and so should our discussions on social care! Politicians must face our concerns.

Join the movement at We Talk Care and help us put social care at the forefront of political debates.

#election2024 #socialcarematters #wetalkcare
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As defence spending rises, social care services face even more budget risk. What are your thoughts?

Let's ensure our voices lead the charge in safeguarding the future of care here in the UK.

#socialcare #wetalkcare #carersupport
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Groundbreaking progress in Parkinson’s treatment! 🔬

AI technology has sped up drug design tenfold, paving the way for faster, more effective treatments. This could mean a brighter future for those affected and their carers. Stay tuned to our socials for more updates on this revolutionary journey.

#parkinsonsresearch #aidrugdesign #wetalkcare
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AI speeds up drug design for Parkinson’s ten-fold | University of Cambridge

The researchers, from the University of Cambridge, designed and used an AI-based strategy to identify compounds that block the clumping, or aggregation, of

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Are you balancing work with caring responsibilities? You're not alone.
A recent debate urges full carer's allowance for those also on state pensions.

What's your opinion? Share your stories at We Talk Care and together, we can advocate for the support we deserve.

#carersrights #wetalkcare #carersallowance
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Recent findings suggest a growing concern among UK adults about accessing palliative care. It's time to turn worry into action.

Join the conversation at We Talk Care and let’s make sure every voice is heard. Because when we speak together, we can change the future of care.
#wetalkcare #carersunite #palliativecare

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Majority of UK adults worried about access to palliative care, survey suggests | Express & Star

The poll also found around four in 10 (41%) think not enough NHS resources are allocated to palliative care.

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It’s time to increase the Carer's Allowance to better support those who dedicate their lives to caring for others!

Read about the push for higher financial recognition and why it’s vital for carers across the nation. Join us in advocating for this necessary change! ✊

#raisecarersallowance #wetalkcare #supportcarers
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/....lifestyle/money/new-

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New call to increase Carer’s Allowance to £182 each week to match half National Living Wage rate - Daily Record

An online petition argues that unpaid carers are taken advantage of and under-supported.

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I was a carer up until my husband passed away in June last year. I received carers allowance from 2014, but nothing else. Is there any grants that I may be entitled to request for this time, as unfortunately with his passing I have got into a bit of financial difficulties. I don’t currently work, as I am trying to sort out my own mental health after this and unfortunately I am only 61 so too young for state pension. Many thanks for your help.

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I'm sorry to hear about your loss and the challenges you're facing. Losing a loved one can be incredibly difficult, and it's commendable that you're focusing on your mental health during this time.
Regarding financial assistance, there may be several avenues you could explore:
1. Bereavement Support Payment: In the UK, this is a one-off, tax-free payment for widows, widowers, or surviving civil partners. Eligibility criteria include your age, your late husband's National Insurance contributions, and when he passed away. You can find more information and apply through the UK government's website.
2. Universal Credit: This is a payment to help with living costs, including housing, for those on low incomes or out of work. As you're not currently working and are experiencing financial difficulties, you may be eligible for Universal Credit. You can check your eligibility and apply through the UK government's website or visit your local Jobcentre Plus.
3. Council Tax Reduction: You may be eligible for a reduction in your council tax bill based on your income and circumstances. Contact your local council to inquire about this.
4. Charitable Grants: There are various charities and organisations that provide financial assistance to individuals in need, especially those who have recently experienced bereavement. You can search for relevant charities or use online tools like Turn2us to find out what support might be available to you.
5. Pension Credit: Even though you're not yet eligible for the state pension, you may still be eligible for Pension Credit if you have a low income. This could provide you with additional financial support.

It's advisable to seek advice from a welfare rights advisor or a Citizens Advice Bureau, who can provide personalised guidance based on your circumstances and help you navigate the application processes for any benefits or grants you may be entitled to. Remember, it's okay to ask for help during difficult times, and there are support systems in place to assist you.

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I'm sorry to hear about your loss and the challenges you're facing. Losing a loved one can be incredibly difficult, and it's commendable that you're focusing on your mental health during this time. 
Regarding financial assistance, there may be several avenues you could explore: 
1.	Bereavement Support Payment: In the UK, this is a one-off, tax-free payment for widows, widowers, or surviving civil partners. Eligibility criteria include your age, your late husband's National Insurance contributions, and when he passed away. You can find more information and apply through the UK government's website. 
2.	Universal Credit: This is a payment to help with living costs, including housing, for those on low incomes or out of work. As you're not currently working and are experiencing financial difficulties, you may be eligible for Universal Credit. You can check your eligibility and apply through the UK government's website or visit your local Jobcentre Plus. 
3.	Council Tax Reduction: You may be eligible for a reduction in your council tax bill based on your income and circumstances. Contact your local council to inquire about this. 
4.	Charitable Grants: There are various charities and organisations that provide financial assistance to individuals in need, especially those who have recently experienced bereavement. You can search for relevant charities or use online tools like Turn2us to find out what support might be available to you. 
5.	Pension Credit: Even though you're not yet eligible for the state pension, you may still be eligible for Pension Credit if you have a low income. This could provide you with additional financial support. 
 
It's advisable to seek advice from a welfare rights advisor or a Citizens Advice Bureau, who can provide personalised guidance based on your circumstances and help you navigate the application processes for any benefits or grants you may be entitled to. Remember, it's okay to ask for help during difficult times, and there are support systems in place to assist you.

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I'm deeply sorry for your loss and the financial challenges you're facing. There's a lot of help out there and I would suggest speaking to your local citizens advise bureau for the available grants and support benefits.

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Did you know many unpaid carers are not claiming the benefits they're entitled to? It’s crucial we spread the word and ensure all carers get the support they deserve.

Check out the link to learn more about how to claim the financial support you deserve. Let’s make sure no one is left behind! 🙌

#carersallowance #wetalkcare #supportourcarers
https://amp.theguardian.com/so....ciety/2024/apr/19/un

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Rishi Sunak’s dementia adviser has resigned, citing neglect towards unpaid carers. This highlights the ongoing challenges in recognition and support for those who tirelessly look after loved ones with dementia.

Let's stand together to push for the change we desperately need. 💜

#supportcarers #dementiacare #wetalkcare

https://amp.theguardian.com/so....ciety/2024/apr/23/ri

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A new initiative is rolling out 4D tech to prevent falls in social care settings, promising safer environments for our loved ones.

This leap forward in healthcare could be a game-changer in how we support our elderly and at-risk individuals.

#wetalkcare #innovationincare #4dtech

https://www.gov.uk/government/....news/4d-tech-to-prev

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4D tech to prevent falls to be rolled out in social care settings - GOV.UK

4D mapping technology that detects falls using sensors and alerts carers is piloted in care homes.

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New call to increase Carer’s Allowance to £182 each week to match half National Living Wage rate - Daily Record

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4D tech to prevent falls to be rolled out in social care settings - GOV.UK

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AI speeds up drug design for Parkinson’s ten-fold | University of Cambridge

Majority of UK adults worried about access to palliative care, survey suggests | Express & Star

New call to increase Carer’s Allowance to £182 each week to match half National Living Wage rate - Daily Record

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4D tech to prevent falls to be rolled out in social care settings - GOV.UK

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