Resources

Getting Enough to Drink – Food Buddies Quick Tips

Published 2020. This resource gives Tips for Getting Enough to Drink, sharing the tips and experiences of older people living with dementia, and their friends, family and carers. Food Buddies develops practical help for older people, people living with dementia and other people who sometimes have problems around food. We are trying to make life easier for people, staying safe and continuing to shop, cook and enjoy food.

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Voluntary Pledge on Care Standards – Our assessment

Published 2020. A checklist to help community groups and care providers who are not covered by the formal Standards plan and develop what they are doing.

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Voluntary Pledge – Guide to assessing how good a job you are doing

Published 2020. This is a guide to help looking community groups and care providers who are not covered by the formal Standards can show that they also reflect the principles and are giving good support to people.

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Tips for Dementia Friendly Meals Postcards

Published 2020. Many people affected by dementia can find food becomes quite stressful. We asked people to share their top food tips with us.

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Published 2018. We visited the Causeway RAMH group to speak with them about their human rights and the issues they face in their community. This is what we heard.

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Sensory Changes presentation from Living Well with Dementia event – March 2019

Published 2019. Agnes Houston was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s 13 years ago and found the biggest challenge to be changes to her senses. Agnes now campaigns for better awareness and care around sensory changes and the impact of this. This presentation, which includes some handy hints and tips was created by Agnes Houston and Kate Robertson for our Living Well with Dementia event on Tuesday 12 March in Birnam.

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