Social participation: a voluntary local activity could give someone who wants more contact a regular opportunity to contribute skills and meet others. Explain how the activity works and who can reach it. Do not assume all older residents are lonely, inactive or interested in one programme.
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- Discuss both views and give your own opinion
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- Introduction: identify both views and give your own opinion.
- Body 1: explain why people hold the first view and illustrate their reasoning.
- Body 2: fairly explain the second view; show how your judgement relates to it.
- Conclusion: weigh the views and restate your own position.
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Practical support and priority: help with a named essential task could support someone whose current abilities or circumstances make it difficult. Compare this need with the participation benefit, base assistance on actual circumstances and preferences, and acknowledge that allocating extra funds to one service limits the other.
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regular contact
Repeated interaction with other people over a period of time.
Example: A weekly group could provide regular contact for residents who want to take part.
assessed need
A requirement identified from someone’s actual situation rather than a general label.
Example: Practical support should reflect assessed need rather than age alone.
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