These music sessions are free for people living with dementia and their carers to attend and provide a joyous and inclusive environment enabling people with dementia to express themselves through music.
Manchester’s Central Hall got a warm woolly hug as it was wrapped in a mile of scarves for Lewy body dementia. Hundreds of supporters from Manchester to Margate knitted more than a thousand scarves for the Lewy Body Society event on Thursday, October 17.
Amal Morsi, Project Manager with Dementia United recently completed this programme and attended the #Core20Plus5 Ambassadors Cohort 2 graduation event in Leeds.
TV presenter Rob Rinder is calling for more research into Lewy body dementia, and better support for people - like his dad – that are living with the disease and their families.
Encouraging carers and family members to compile essential information that could prove invaluable if a vulnerable person with dementia goes missing.
Useful national resources for young onset and rarer forms of dementia
Dementia United are supporting the next meeting of the Greater Manchester Dementia Practitioner Network on Thursday 12th December 2024, 2-3pm.
Education and training is one of our key strategic aims and the programme aims to design, develop and facilitate education and training across all sectors.
On Friday, 20th September 2024, Dementia United (Greater Manchester ICB’s programme for Dementia) took part in the So Many Beauties Festival at Bridgewater Hall, Manchester