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ALT A collage of images, including a street of terraced houses, a television in a living room, a person receiving an eye test, and a dentist’s chair. A block of text placed over these images reads: “Pension Credit: If your weekly pension is less than £238.00, or £363.25 for couples, you may be eligible for Pension Credit, which tops up your income and unlocks a range of other entitlements such as: Free Dental Treatment, Council Tax Discounts, Free NHS Eye Tests, Help With Housing Costs, Free TV licence for over 75s”.
ALT A steaming, off-white ceramic mug sits on a light-colored kitchen countertop. Wisps of white steam rise from a hot drink topped with orange and white latte art. Red text printed on the side of the mug reads: "Someone you know is a carer... but do they know it yet?" The background shows a softly blurred kitchen setting with counter appliances.
ALT A night photograph of a street-level bus shelter with two large, illuminated billboards side-by-side. Behind the modern shelter, lush green trees and purple flowering bushes are brightly lit. The left billboard features a red background with the text "Someone you know is a carer..." in a white typewriter font, set against black, label-style strips. The right billboard, also with a red background, displays the text "but do they know it yet?" in the same typewriter font on black strips. In the bottom-right corner of this billboard, a circular white logo features a red megaphone icon and the text "Carers Rights Day".
ALT Poster asking “Do you live in a rural area? Make your voice heard”. Text invites older people living in rural Wales to share their experiences to help shape a better future and influence change. A QR code and phone number (03442 640670) are provided for a short questionnaire. On the right, an older person stands by a window looking outside in a rural setting. The Older People’s Commissioner for Wales logo and website (olderpeople.wales) appear on the design, along with icons representing communication and services.
ALT Image of a mobile phone displaying a scam text message. Next to the phone, there is text which reads: Fake Winter Fuel Payment texts are circulating. You can check the suspicious texts uing 'Ask Silver' and they can be forwarded to 7726 tohelp stop scams spreading.
