Showing the value of the National Dementia Action Alliance network, two members have teamed up after working on the NDAA Communications Group together.
Beth Britton has written a series of blogs for Promedica24. In her latest blog, Beth Britton writes about the value of ethnic diversity in our society and how common bonds can be found and strengthened.
In it she discusses the importance of the NDAA’s campaign ‘From Seldom Heard to Seen and Heard’
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We caught up with Veronica Franklin Gould from Arts 4 Dementia on the programmes that they run and the...
For the third year running, the National Dementia Action Alliance were approached by The Journal of Dementia Care to...
Cera has recently partnered with British Airways to retrain and offer employment to airline staff recently furloughed or made...
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