Information on some of the common issues faced by those who have dementia, their Carers and loved ones. Read more
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Our Dementia Care Advice Service is designed to support both those who have dementia and their Carers. We offer emotional and practical support and we liaise with other organisations who can also provide services such as benefits help or care packages.
Dementia is a term that describes a set of symptoms that include problems with memory, understanding and behaviour. There are several types of Dementia, each with its own set of challenges. Our dedicated Dementia specialists help a carer to understand the condition, giving examples of how to cope using strategies that make life easier for both. We work alongside other voluntary and statutory sector organisations and jointly we have a lot of experience in this field. We can source the most helpful information to enable a person centred approach to caring.
Within this support, the wellbeing of the carer is top of the list. We will:
Waiting for a memory assessment can be a worrying and uncertain time. There is a booklet that has been created to help you live well whilst waiting for that assessment and it can be viewed here.
We also deliver a whole range of activities for Carers which you can also attend with the person you care for too if you wish. Click here for a poster.
If you or someone you know, is caring for someone who has Dementia or memory problems, please contact us for further information. You can also refer online.
This service is funded by Northamptonshire Clinical Commissioning Group.
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