Online Awareness Sessions for Dementia Carers
onlineDementia Carers Count (DCC) is a new delivery partner of Birmingham Carers Hub providing expert advice exclusively to Carers so you […]
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Dementia Carers Count (DCC) is a new delivery partner of Birmingham Carers Hub providing expert advice exclusively to Carers so you […]
Join this free online session to support you in your role in supporting someone living with dementia. Register for free […]
Join this free online session to support you in your role in supporting someone living with dementia. Register for free […]
Join this free online session to support you in your role in supporting someone living with dementia. Register for free […]
Many people living with dementia stay at home with support from a family carer. However, the needs of the person […]
Understanding how dementia affects different parts of the brain is useful, particularly if you are looking after someone with dementia.
You may already know that dementia is not just the brain getting older. It is caused by damage to the brain that can produce unpredictable results and symptoms.
There are many hidden challenges of dementia. This session introduces ways someone with dementia can be affected.
“Chance to talk” is an opportunity for you to meet other family carers looking after someone with dementia and have an informal chat with those in a similar situation.
This session looks at physical exercise and why it is important. It investigates how different sorts of activities might meet the different needs of an individual.
Online Event Dementia Carers Count looks at physical exercise and why it is important. It investigates how different sorts of […]
“Chance to talk” is an opportunity for you to meet other family carers looking after someone with dementia and have an informal chat with those in a similar situation.
Online Event“Chance to talk” is an opportunity for you to meet other family carers looking after someone with dementia and […]
The Birmingham Carers Hub partnership is managed by Forward Carers CIC, funded and commissioned by:
