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Be The Change

Dementia Australia’s First and Alzheimer’s Australia’s last National Conference “Be The Change” begins in Melbourne today (17th October 2017).

The following is a link to my poster presentation  on Developing Dementia Friendly Communities, giving my overview of the Dementia Friendly Kiama project.

Developing Dementia Friendly Communities

On Wednesday morning I will also be presenting “

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Advisory Group Meeting

The next meeting of the DAG will be on Thursday 6th July. We will meet in the RSL rooms (subject to availability) – If we are unable to use this room due to a prior meeting we will meet in the Speak and Easy on Collins Street. Plan to meet at 10:00 for a 10:30 start.

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Building A Dementia Friendly World, Kyoto 2017

The Building A Dementia Friendly World symposium was held last week, co-organised by Alzheimer’s Society and the WHO Kobe Centre as part of the ADI2017 conference in Kyoto.  This was one of several pre-conference symposia and a chance to see a broad global representation of Dementia Friendly initiatives.

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One Brick At a Time

ADI2017 Symposium:Building A Dementia-Friendly World.

This symposium occurs today 26th April at 13:30 (Japan time) in Kyoto. It is a precursor to the 32nd International Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI).

The following as a presentation given by Dennis Frost briefly outlining the Dementia Friendly Kiama Project. Click on the link below to view the presentation.

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Dementia Awareness Education Day

Dementia Friendly Kiama: March 21st

Want to know more about dementia?

Want to know what you can do to support a friend, colleague or neighbour who has dementia?

Want to know how you can help make Kiama a World Leading Dementia Friendly Community?

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Advisory Group Meeting Feb. 2017

The Kiama Dementia Advisory Group will be hold its first formal meeting of the year on Thursday 2nf February at the Council Chambers (probable the RSL meeting room) at 10:30 AM.

Our agenda will include reviewing the current action plan as well as discussing any new ideas that we can take forward.

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A New Year

Welcome to the new year. 2017 promises to a productive year and hopefully a good one for us all.

Any ideas and suggestions to advance our project and improve life for us all are welcome. Just e-mail us at info@southerndag.org. We’ve added two new items to our website –

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Sydney Morning Herald – Kate Swaffer Interview

Author Kate Swaffer on living beyond dementia diagnosis

The following is a link to the Sydney Morning Herald article that appeared today –
Saturday November 26th 2016

Kates Interview

 

 

 

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National Disability Awards

Dementia Friendly Kiama Project won the Excellence in Community Partnerships Award at the recent National Disability Awards on Monday 7th Nov. The ward was accepted by Nick Guggisberg -Manager of Community and Cultural Development  and Kiama Council Mayor Councillor Mark Honey at the awards dinner on Monday night. In accepting the award they highlighted that the award reflects the work of many people and organisations,

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Dementia Summit 2016

The second annual Dementia Summit held in October 2016 featured many DAGs associated with the Dementia Friendly Kiama project. The following is a “practice” run of our presentation.

Dementia Friendly Kiama Presentation (rehearsal)

The PowerPoint slides (pdf) are available here.

Now that the event has run I would like to add two extra statements to the presentation.

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