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  1. SOM - Community Services JD - June 2022.pdf (PDF, 213 KB)

    support, in the region of around 12 visits per carer, is for carers of people with moderate to severe dementia and mental illness, where the cared for person is receiving services through the MHSOP teams, e ... C&C) 3. An understanding of the needs and the issues faced by carers of those with moderate/severe dementia and/or mental health issues. (SK, C&C) 4. Experience of working with, and an understanding of the

  2. Annual Report 2018-19.pdf (PDF, 3 MB)

    ................................................................................. 21 Specialist Dementia Care – Sybil Levin Centre: .................................................................... ... the burden.” (Relative) “Lydia has given us hope and we no longer feel alone in the fight against dementia.” (Service User) Age UK Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Registered Charity No 1067881 Page 21 of 94

  3. Annual Report 2001-02.pdf (PDF, 253 KB)

    Sybil Levin centre from March 2002 and funding to provide two days of day care for older people with dementia in Mansfield.  we have secured additional funding to allow the development of luncheon clubs in ... Grant which created an opportunity to provide dementia day care on Thursdays at Kingston Close. Up to ten people with mild to moderate forms of dementia now receive a service enabling the carers to have

  4. Annual Report 2002-03.pdf (PDF, 304 KB)

    identified:  We have established new day care facilities for two days per week for older people with dementia in Mansfield  We have established a network of four of the planned ten luncheon clubs within Ashfield ... and Thursdays providing a specialist service for carers of people with mild to moderate forms of dementia. This day care service is supported financially by Nottinghamshire County Council. The quality

  5. EngAGE Winter 2016.pdf (PDF, 6 MB)

    million people over a quarter of a century • All our homes offer Nursing, Convalescence, Respite, Dementia, Personal/Residential care services and have modern facilities • Our spacious en-suite rooms are ... Memory Lane sessions provide a social opportunity for isolated older people, particularly those with dementia, to meet, reminisce and maybe go on a trip together. Each year we are supported by groups of people

  6. EngAGE Spring 2017.pdf (PDF, 5 MB)

    million people over a quarter of a century • All our homes offer Nursing, Convalescence, Respite, Dementia, Personal/Residential care services and have modern facilities • Our spacious en-suite rooms are ... transport • Exercise and falls prevention • Help manage long term conditions, including dementia • Carer support • Housing and care options How much does this service costs? This service is available

  7. March Local Loop 2025 RS.pdf (PDF, 9 MB)

    delete my work by accident! She’s going to be 20 in June and is doing really well even though she has Dementia.” Ember’s Favourite things: Sleeping (preferably on Chris’s lap) Shouting at other cats Running ... make it better, we will. If you like what you see, please tell us. Bank Support Worker (Specialist Dementia Day Service HR Make a lasting impact on the lives of older people in Nottingham & Nottinghamshire

  8. Annual Report 2019-20.pdf (PDF, 6 MB)

    Review 8 Advocacy 8 Advice and Information Services 9 Health and Wellbeing Services 10 Specialist Dementia Services 13 Safe & Sound Housing Services 14 Core Services 15 FACT 15 Volunteering 15 HR 16 Finance ... older people’s changing needs and developments in best practice relating to the care of people with dementia. We have also received a significant financial legacy, that will be put to good use providing services

  9. PHE_11843_Covid-19_guide_for_adults_leaflet_download (1).pdf (PDF, 655 KB)

    with conditions such as: • a blood cancer (such as leukaemia, lymphoma or myeloma) • diabetes • dementia • a heart problem • a chest complaint or breathing difficulties, including bronchitis, emphysema

  10. Updated volunteering Opps Matrix Nov-Dec 2019 (1).pdf (PDF, 158 KB)

    and kind approach. Being comfortable in small groups or on a one to one basis with people with dementia Tasks Repair small items of furniture or fixtures and fittings Paint small areas that require touch-up