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Photographer wins grant
The Bob & Diane Fund is excited to announce photographer Cheryle St. Onge as the 2021 grantee for her photography project, Calling the Birds Home. This yearly photography grant is to support visual storytelling about Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Free Brain Health Activity Pack for children
Brain Health Scotland, an Alzheimer Scotland initiative, has created a free brain health activity pack for children. The pack includes a quiz, brain hat activity and a colouring sheet. It has a football theme for anyone missing the World Cup or looking forward to the new season. A perfect activity for the school summer holidays….
Together Project reports
The Together Project, a national charity that aims to boost wellbeing, reduce loneliness and foster community engagement through intergenerational experiences, has published updates on its impact and work in 2023. The Together Project encompasses different work-streams, which often include involvement from people with dementia. It has published the following documents: You can read all the…
New Liberty Protection Safeguards
A new system of Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) will replace the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) next year, so a short film has been produced showing how LPS will “seek to promote practice which aligns with human rights and the core principles and duties of the Care Act 2014”. Made by the Social Care Institute…
New research posts
Alzheimer’s Society has teamed up with the government-funded National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to invest £7.5 million in 45 new post-doctoral posts in dementia research. It is hoped that the investment will counter a recent decrease in the number of early career researchers in the field and ultimately improve care, diagnosis and…
Good practice involving African Caribbean communities in dementia research showcased
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has shared a good practice example of how to involve African Caribbean communities in dementia research and awareness. Their example focuses on Bettina Wallace, a co-researcher with NIHR ARC East Midlands on the DEM-COMM dementia capacity programme. Bettina has personal experience of dementia and has become…

