DEMENTIA  ACTION  LIVERPOOL
  Dementia Action Liverpool
  • DAL Home
  • News from LDAA
  • Public Services
  • What's On
  • Home Services
  • Care & short breaks
  • Support and advice
  • residential care homes
  • MORE INFO GUIDES
  • Dementia Friendly Liverpool
  • LEARNING ABOUT DEMENTIA
  • DAL Home
  • News from LDAA
  • Public Services
  • What's On
  • Home Services
  • Care & short breaks
  • Support and advice
  • residential care homes
  • MORE INFO GUIDES
  • Dementia Friendly Liverpool
  • LEARNING ABOUT DEMENTIA

News from
Liverpool Dementia Action Alliance
and member organisations

CORONAVIRUS - COVID-19

FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT INSTRUCTIONS MANY ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED TEMPORARILY. FOR ADVICE ON RE-OPENING PLEASE CONTACT THE ORGANISERS.

DETAILS ARE BEING LEFT ON THIS WEBSITE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.
Picture
Picture
Playlist For Life

Personal music is a powerful tool! Dean McShane, Mental Health Senior Lecturer at Liverpool JMU reports -

Our training introduces you to an innovative and powerful tool to help care for a person with dementia.

If you work with people living with dementia in any way then Playlist for Life
training will help you to become a musical detective and help to develop personalised playlists of meaningful music that taps into the emotions.
Details here.
Picture


For all the very latest news from
Liverpool Carers Centre visit their page here

Picture

Carers programme announced

Tide (Together in Dementia Everyday) - an involvement network for carers & former carers of people living with dementia - have announced their full programme of events , activities and services through to Spring.

For full details visit their special page here.

Picture


Latest event announcements from
Liverpool Dementia & Ageing Research Forum

March webinar : "What really matters to people living with dementia?"
At our next webinar on the 10th of March from 1-2 pm, Prof Siobhan Reilly (University of Bradford) and Dr Andrew Harding (Lancaster University) will be presenting findings on their research into what really matters to people living with dementia. As usual, we will have a Q&A discussion afterwards. Join over 430 registered attendees already (all time highest registration to date!):
Click here to book via Eventbrite
Picture

Everton in the Community online programme

Especially designed so that participants can stay connected and remain socially and physically active whilst at home.
Sessions have been adapted to help to improve fitness, reduce social isolation, build resilience, improve morale and optimism for the future. The free programme will be delivered on a weekly basis, unless otherwise stated and details can be downloaded here.
Picture


Online support groups for carers and
people with dementia


Just a reminder that Mersey Care currently have two support groups running:

Carer support group – every Wednesday 2.30-3.30pm
Join Zoom Meeting    https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83565689421    Meeting ID: 835 6568 9421

Zoom Inn – support group for people living with dementia and carers – every Friday 11-12
Join Zoom Meeting   https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84596709594    Meeting ID: 845 9670 9594
 
If you'd like to join one of the groups just click on the link above. If you haven’t used Zoom before and feel that you could benefit from some extra support in using it then please let us know so we can help you - email here.
Picture
During lockdown Healthiness are providing online exercise classes to help you stay active at home.

For full details of Healthiness's current programme visit their special page here.
Picture

Latest news
from our Wirral partners

We recently held our first event since lockdown in Windsor Close Community Centre, and following its success we will be holding these cafes fortnightly. For more information please email here.

A few other updates are included below which we hope you may find useful.

  • Advice on Eating Well For Dementia can be found here.

  • The House of Memories free app is available with reminders of traditional British summer holidays such as the 1930s knitted swimsuit, a picnic and a thermos flask of sugary tea. Did you take a trip away from home in the summer months? The swimsuit and related objects feature in their Highland Memories app package, created in partnership with the Highland Museums Forum.  Download the free My House of Memories app to explore other leisure-themed objects including a leather-look suitcase, a box brownie camera and a 1960s pools coupon.

Dementia Action Liverpool is a not-for-profit company set up and governed by Liverpool Dementia Action Alliance working within the Liverpool City Region to promote dementia friendly communities, helping people with dementia to live well and supporting all those affected by dementia.

This website is intended as a supplement to online information provided by statutory services and their partners and is provided with generous assistance from Liverpool City Council..

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of all content, DAL does not make any recommendations or give any warranty regarding services, information or products mentioned on this website.


Email   website@dementiaactionliverpool.com
© Dementia Action Liverpool. All rights reserved.