Publications

York Minds and Voices research paper on “The pros, cons and particular needs of those living alone and those living with a care partner” You can read the finished report here.

An example of what we want to do/our agreement – from Voices Across the Lands

Zoomettes – the story of a virtual group

See the Zoomettes Guide to ZOOM groups here: Zoomettes Guide to ZOOM Version Dec 2019 And the Zoomettes Guide to Zoom is also available in Welsh (Thanks to Catrin Hedd Jones) 58386-Zoomettes-Guide-to-ZOOM-Version-Dec-2019-CY (1) Zoomettes Terms of Reference April 2022 The Zoomettes Terms Of Reference Document April 2022

STAND

Download a copy of the poems and lyrics of STAND ‘Our gift to you in songs and words’ booklet. https://www.dementiavoices.org.uk/group/stand/

Speakers Event requirements – What I need from you to take part.

Co-produced with Memorybilia.

Visitors Guide

Lifting the Cloud, Derby created a Derby Visitors Attractions guide, as seen through the eyes of a person living with dementia. This work was funded by Dementia Enquirers. Read the guide here Derby Visitors Book Pages Web https://www.dementiavoices.org.uk/group/lifting-the-cloud/

East Kent Forget me Nots paper about emotions and dementia

Be Dementia Aware poster for cafes

Created by the Carlisle Forget me Nots

There’s No Bus Map for Dementia

Artists and people living with dementia (from Beth Johnson Foundation) worked together in a series of arts workshops to find ways to represent and share the experience of living well with dementia. The project was funded by Arts Council England. Story: Cathy Leamy and Sarah McNicol Illustration: Cathy Leamy

Setting up and running a virtual group

Preparing for the Unexpected Booklet by the Scottish Dementia Alumni

STAND Recipe for Life Book

Dementia and GP Services Booklet by the Scottish Dementia Alumni

‘Work after a diagnosis of dementia’ by Martin Robertson

‘Spotting the signs of dementia’ -a new resource when visiting your GP

Dementia and Sensory Challenges

Driving and Dementia

Talking Sense – Living with sensory changes and dementia

Agnes Houston, a member of the Alumni group has worked tirelessly to raise the awareness of sensory issues and dementia. The lived experience of people with dementia is increasingly informing our understanding of dementia and this is especially true in regard to sensory changes. When Agnes Houston received her diagnosis of dementia, she discovered not […]