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Chris Roberts’ film for Alzheimer Europe
Chris Roberts, who was diagnosed with mixed dementia (Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia) aged 50, has made a film for Alzheimer Europe. Chris is a member of Alzheimer Europe’s European Working Group of People with Dementia, and has spoken at many conferences as well as supporting numerous organisations with their dementia work. In the film…
Queen’s Award
Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire Nigel Atkinson has presented the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service to Dementia-friendly Alton. The ceremony took place at Alton Community Centre, the home of the Memory Lane Club, earlier in December. It was rescheduled from September following the death of the Queen.
NHS England include dementia in their 2024/25 objectives
NHS England has included dementia in their 2024/25 priorities and operational planning guidance. Specifically, National NHS Objectives for 2024/25 say: “Improve quality of life, effectiveness of treatment, and care for people with dementia by increasing the dementia diagnosis rate to 66.7% by March 2025.” You can read the guidance here: https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/PRN00715-2024-to-2025-priorities-and-operational-planning-guidance-27.03.2024.pdf
Participants wanted for survey on how the NHS uses and delivers CST
Brain+, in collaboration with University College London and Northeast London Foundation NHS Trust, has developed a survey on how Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) is being used and delivered within the NHS. The survey is aimed at people who work with older people or people with dementia in post-diagnostic support services. The short questionnaire aims to…
DSDC invite people with dementia and their care partners to join Lived Experience Panel
The Dementia Services Development Centre (DSDC) are inviting people with dementia and their care partners to join their Dementia Lived Experience Panel. Being on the Panel involves taking part in research and providing feedback on products and services, as well as receiving updates and the option to attend social events such as DSDC’s blether sessions. …

