News International Women's Day Thea Laurie, an NDCAN member and former carer, shares her thoughts on women's brain health for International Women’s Day.
Content Page Alzheimer Scotland Centre for Policy and Practice, University of the West of Scotland Find out more about the Alzheimer Scotland Centre for Policy and Practice, University of the West of Scotland.
Content Page Posters and Presentations As part of our work to showcase and champion dementia care and support best practice for Allied Health Professionals, we have developed a number of posters and presentations outlining the work of our AHP dementia policy, Connecting People, Connecting Support.
Content Page Getting a diagnosis Guidance for people who are worried that they, or someone they know, may have dementia.
Content Page 8 Pillars Model of Community Support An approach to supporting people with dementia living at home, during the moderate to severe stages of the illness
Content Page Become a SDWG member Find out how to become a Scottish Dementia Working Group (SDWG) member. Membership is free and will allow you to meet other people with dementia to discuss things that really matter to you.
Content Page Peer support The opportunity to meet with other people who are living with the same condition.
Content Page Carer training - background research Evidence supporting the benefits of providing information and training to family carers.
Content Page Become a NDCAN member Membership form to join NDCAN, along with further details of what becoming an NDCAN members involves.
Content Page Carer's Bereavement Support You, Me & Grief is a resource pack to support carers who have recently lost a loved one with dementia.
