Event Date: Monday 11 May 2020
Innovations in Dementia and people living with dementia shared the volunteer resources they have developed in response to Coronavirus (Covid-19). These resources are all based on what people with dementia have said matters to them. The person with dementia can give the tips to their prospective volunteer and use them as a basis for discussion about their individual needs and preferences.
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The DAA are aiming to shine a spotlight on the Challenge on Dementia 2020 as we want to help...
The Dementia-Friendly Hospital Charter enables hospitals to create a dementia-friendly environment for people with dementia and their families/carer in...
The Essential Features of a Meeting Centre If you would like hard copies, please email meetingcentres@worc.ac.uk 2 day training...
The 10th National Dementia Care Awards took place on Thursday 7th November. The NDAA would particularly like to make...
Kate Young from Barts Health NHS Trust and Sarah Waller from University of Worcester presenting at the UK Dementia...
Having listened to the NDAA membership, it was clear that there was a need to consider the Dementia Statements...
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