Dementia Ally Training – prioritising dementia prevention

Dementia Ally Training – prioritising dementia prevention

A free, one-day course to help you become a Dementia Ally who supports, and advocates for, people living with dementia and their caregivers.

By AmbaCare Solutions CIC

Date and time

Tue, 18 Jun 2024 10:00 - 15:00 GMT+1

Location

Weoley Hill United Reformed Church Hall

Green Meadow Road Birmingham B29 4DE United Kingdom

About this event

  • 5 hours

Are you passionate about helping people to reduce their risk of dementia, providing support and advocating for better care and understanding of dementia within your community or organisation?

Maybe it‘s something you would like to do, but feel you don‘t have the skills and knowledge required? Then this course is for you! Come and join us for an interactive, one-day training session and become a Dementia Ally!

A Dementia Ally is someone who supports, and advocates for, people living with dementia and their caregivers. This training will equip you to share the steps that can be taken to reduce the risk of dementia, or to slow down the rate of its progression and enable you to educate and support citizens in your community, or colleagues in your workplace, to reduce their risk of dementia and to improve the lives of people with dementia and their families. As a Dementia Ally, you will also be able to work towards reducing the stigma associated with dementia and creating inclusive environments for those affected by dementia, by promoting awareness, understanding and acceptance of dementia within your community or organisation.

Don't miss out on this free opportunity to make a difference!

When? Tuesday 19 March 2024, 10am to 3pm, sandwich lunch and refreshments provided.

Where? Birmingham Friends of the Earth, The Warehouse, 54-57 Allison Street, Birmingham B5 5TH. The venue is in Birmingham city centre a 5-minute walk from Birmingham Moor Street station and a 10-minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. There are pay-and-display car parks nearby. The building is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible toilets.

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