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30th March 2010

New £3.4m funding for Wales' oldest citizens

NEW funding worth £3.4m was announced at the end of last week (March 26) to help champion Wales’ oldest citizens.
The Welsh Assembly Government announced that a total of £1.8m will go towards the running of the Commissioner for Older People’s office.
And all local authorities in Wales and partners in the voluntary sector will share £1.65m to take forward the Assembly Government’s Older People’s  Strategy.
Labour Deputy Minister for Social Services, Gwenda Thomas, said: “The funding is directed at addressing the recommendations made in The Strategy for Older People in Wales to encourage local authorities and the voluntary sector in Wales to take a strategic approach to older people’s issues, tackle age discrimination and plan for an ageing society in our communities."

She added: "Although there are many challenges ahead I am confident that with our hallmark partnership approach further progress will be made this year.”


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