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Liverpool Dementia Information Day
Liverpool Dementia Information Day
29 September 2022
10am – 5pm
Bridge Chapel Centre
Heath Road, Allerton L19 4XR
A FREE drop-in event for people living with dementia, their carers plus organisations working with and for people affected by dementia and anyone interested in finding out more about the condition.
Exhibition area, talks, activities, guidance and support and much more. For details contact ldaa@dementiaactionliverpool.com or visit ldid22.dementiaactionliverpool.com
Programme
Morris room – 10.00– 5.00 Exhibition
Wilberforce room – 10.30– 4.30 Presentations
10.30 – Liverpool City Council
Speaker TBA
The Joint Dementia 5 Year Forward Plan – progress update and priorities for the year ahead
11.00 – Ruth Eley, & Hazel Barrow, tide;
Finding your voice as an unpaid carer, connecting with other carers and use your voices to create change
Michelle Barrett, The Reader Organisation Connecting People to Stories and Each Other – Reader activities for people with dementia, carers and loved ones.
11.30 – Kate Martinez, Sefton Park Palm House;
Suzie Williams Everyman & Playhouse Theatres – getting out and about, offering a warm welcome to people with dementia and carers
12 noon – Anne Forrester, Jackson Lees Solicitors Planning ahead – wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney – What, when and why?
1.45 Dawn Carroll, House of Memories – National Museums Liverpool’s dementia awareness programme for families and professionals
2.00 – Clarissa Giebel, University of Liverpool Dementia research & why it’s important to get involved
Emma Stafford, Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust Getting a diagnosis – why it matters, how you go about it and what happens next
2.30 – Hilary Tetlow, SURF; connect with other people with dementia & carers, get support, share ideas
Paul Ainger, Local Solutions Carers’ assessments and Liverpool Carers Centre
3.00 – Carole Hill, Associate Liverpool Place Director Cheshire & Merseyside Integrated Care Partnership – what it means for service users and staff in the city
4.00 – Hayley Winstanley, Alzheimer’s Society Help and Hope: -local services and national support for people affected by dementia
PLUS House of Memories: On The Road immersive mobile museum, on site all day
Dementia Friends information sessions Carmichael room at 11.00, 1.30 and 3.30
Jackson & Lees legal advice surgery Nightingale room 11-12.00, 2-3.30, please book slot at Reception
Living with dementia ‘Boredom Busters’ with Stan and Roy Morris Room 12.00
The Brain Charity dance workshop Morris room 3.30 – 4.00
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Content provided by Dementia Action Liverpool (DAL).
Dementia Action Liverpool (DAL) is a not-for-profit company set up and controlled by Liverpool Dementia Action Alliance to carry out legal, financial and contractual functions on its behalf in support of people living with dementia and family carers.
Published on Fri, 19 Aug 2022 16:22:51 GMT
Modified on Tue, 23 Aug 2022 15:54:44 GMT
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01:30pm to 06:30pm - Thursday
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Last Thursday of month closed at 1pm - Friday
08:00am to 06:30pm - Saturday
CLOSED - Sunday
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