Skills for Care launch ‘The Training Hub’

Nearly half a million pounds has been invested in research to find out how people affected by dementia can influence community development and how their political exclusion can be addressed.  The project at the University of Stirling, in collaboration with four other UK and international universities, will look at engagement in community planning and commissioning,…

The National Activity Providers Association (NAPA) has opened nominations for their National Activity Awards, which will take place in Liverpool on Friday 23rd January 2026.  NAPA say:   “Do you know someone who brings joy, energy and creativity into the lives of others through outstanding activity provision? Someone who goes above and beyond to ensure that…

Better ways to integrate primary and community care will be explored by a House of Lords committee, which has issued a call for evidence on the challenges facing the sector and the barriers to integration. Chaired by Baroness Pitkeathley, the committee will look at existing models of integration, including the role of primary care networks…

The Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) has published a Renewed Women’s Health Strategy for England. The strategy aligns with the 10 Year Health Plan and includes recognition that women make up the majority of the social care workforce and unpaid carers in society, as well as being more likely to develop dementia. The…

The Dementia Trust has launched their Disruption Awards. The awards recognise the work of ‘Bold thinkers, passionate groups, and visionary organisations to #MakeChangeHappen.’  Grants of up to £10,000 are on offer, and the organisers are looking to fund 2-3 organisations, partnerships or projects.  Find out more about the Disruption Awards here: https://dementiatrust.org/disruption-awards/what-are-the-disruption-awards  Applications for Stage…