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Black History Month: dementia support for Black, African and Caribbean families
I'm Latoya, I'm an Admiral Nurse for Black, African and Caribbean communities. Black History Month is a time to celebrate...
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I'm Latoya, I'm an Admiral Nurse for Black, African and Caribbean communities. Black History Month is a time to celebrate...
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We are deeply sorry to hear of the death of Roy Burnham, father of the Prime Minister, Andy Burnham. Roy...
The Admiral Nurse team share the advice they have given to families since working in the Closer to Home service.
For families living with dementia, Ramadan may pose unique challenges; we've put together some tips to help.
Family members opinions about how their loved one should be cared for can differ. Admiral Nurse Vic Lyons offers tips...
Rachel Thompson writes about how dementia affects sleep and how carers and families can approach sleep disturbance and its possible...
Admiral Nurse Vic Lyons shares why we’re launching the next burst of our brand awareness campaign, ‘I live with dementia‘,...
Admiral Nurse Mark Challinor reflects on why it’s important for male carers to reach out for support, even if it...
Admiral Nurses offer their guidance for people living with dementia on the cost of living crisis.
Many people with dementia should be able to receive hospice care as their condition deteriorates. Dementia specialist Admiral Nurse Sharron...
This World Alzheimer’s Month, we are calling for better awareness of young onset dementia and the need for age-appropriate services...
Christine Reddall speaks about the challenges she experienced in continence care after her late daughter Anna was diagnosed with frontotemporal...
Award-winning sports and leisure operator Everyone Active is supporting Dementia UK, to deliver a year-long partnership to raise awareness of...
Mark, Disability Tennis Co-ordinator for Middlesex Tennis shares why he started coaching sessions for people living with dementia and is teaching...