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Great dementia friendly support session hosted @RedcarCollege laughing , dancing and of course the famous quiz the 54th session since July 2020 @HwRedcarClevela @RedcarCleveland @paulajbednarz @philspencer1316
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Coastguard and police rush to pier over concerns for welfare of teen boy bntmedia.uk/S3pNhv
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Dementia touches the lives of millions of people across the UK. Dementia Friends was launched to tackle the fear and lack of understanding that means many people with the condition experience loneliness and social exclusion. Join us today: bit.ly/38m8HiF
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Happy Easter! If you’re able to meet up with family or friends outside this Easter weekend then we hope you have a cracking time!
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If someone with dementia feels rushed in a shop, this may cause stress and anxiety, and could discourage that person from going shopping again.
Being patient & understanding can make all the difference in providing a more positive experience for someone living with dementia.
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This evening everyone at Alzheimer’s Research UK lit a candle in remembrance of all those who lived with dementia and sadly lost their lives to COVID-19.
Our thoughts are with all who have been impacted by the pandemic. We are hopeful a brighter future is in our sights. 🕯🧡
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It’s been one year since lockdown was first announced - a devastating year, with people affected by dementia worst hit by the pandemic. If you need help supporting somebody with dementia during the pandemic, click here: bit.ly/2PLixUg
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There’s nothing like some smiling faces and thumbs up to send us into the weekend on a high note! Thank you to @DementiaGo for sharing this great image from a virtual Dementia Friends Session that took place last month💻
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Okay so Mothering Sunday is just one day of the year but it means so much to many people. Please facilitate these simple visits between people who love each other. TY @ageukcampaigns @rightsforresid2 @relresuk @vicrayner @Car_Abrahams inews.co.uk/news/health/care…
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Please complete our survey and share with people and families living with dementia, so we can work towards improving our online/digital offer 💙
Access to #dementia care and support has changed for many people during the #pandemic, with more services delivered digitally. We want to hear about your experiences to help us develop and improve the #digital services offered by Dementia UK: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/Dementia…
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Joke’s On You, Dementia! is tonight (Thursday 11 March) at 7pm! Grab your tickets now for the adults-only event, by visiting bit.ly/3edV1JU. 🌟
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"Helping someone doesn’t have to be financial, you can just give your time and be there for someone.”
Nandini is a Dementia Friends Champion with a passion for helping spread knowledge and respect for people from all walks of life.
Click to hear more: bit.ly/3qkwa9q
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Good work Brian, it's not easy delivering remotely but you smashed it 👏
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Delighted to deliver second dementia friends awarenesssession to Middlesbrough councillors - more dementia friends wanting to make a difference @mbrochiefexec @lovembro @EmmaMcInnes32 @clevearc @ABMiddlesbrough @Arthaus1989
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Wednesday 3rd February was our 50th dementia friendly support entertainment session- thanks to @Menvcity and @ActesTrust for hosting since July 2020 @mbrochiefexec @EmmaMcInnes32
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'It’s hard to describe posterior cortical atrophy (PCA). People think I’m daft when I explain that I can see something, but at the same time I can’t see it.'
This #RareDiseaseDay, Michael shares his experience of living with PCA, a rarer type of dementia. bit.ly/3qT6nq1
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Posterior cortical atrophy (PCA) means ‘back of the brain shrinkage’. It’s a rare form of dementia caused by damage to cells at the back of the brain and mainly affects vision. It's a physical condition, with a physical impact. Research will find a way to stop it. #RareDiseaseDay
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A stunningly beautiful spring like day today.....went out early to capture the Westwood before the cars and people arrived...so peaceful....
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What inspired you to become a Dementia Friend? How has growing your knowledge of what it’s like to live with dementia helped you at home, or in your community? We'd love to hear from you, so please do get in touch at [email protected]


































