Members Action Plans

AAS for Health Cornwall (Falmouth)

Last updated:

16 April 2013

Location:

South West

Sectors:

Health

Adept (Kitchen & Gifts), Falmouth

Last updated:

30 April 2013

Location:

South West

Sectors:

Retail

Adrian Spratt Builder, Falmouth

Last updated:

16 April 2013

Location:

South West

Sectors:

Other

Aesop Consortium

We are a group of professionals experienced in social care, health and housing running national programmes of policy implementation and service improvement. We have extensive collective experience as practitioners, managers and commissioners and our forte is working with whole health and care systems to fix problems, finding new ways of working and delivering efficiencies. AESOP is currently working with Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Social Care Institute of Excellence, Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, North Yorkshire Adult Social Care. Our core offer is to provide challenge and advice to local health and social care systems seeking to reform or improve services, with a particular focus on achieving excellence in services for older people. We offer a bespoke support programme to achieve improved outcomes for the local system, patients and service users.

Last updated:

17 May 2013

Location:

National

Sectors:

Health, Care

Age Care Advice

I am an independent qualified Social Worker working alone with people who have dementia and their carers/families on a face to face basis. My 30 years plus working experience with older people in care homes, hospitals and the community is the cornerstone of being able to deliver an effective service and make a difference. Referrals are received from family members, GPs, Solicitors, Social Services and the South Lincs Dementia Support Group.

Last updated:

29 March 2013

Location:

East Midlands

Sectors:

Other

Age UK

Age UK aims to improve later life for everyone through our information and advice, campaigns, products, training and research. We know that ageing is the main risk factor for developing dementia, but equally that dementia is neither an inevitable nor a normal consequence of ageing. www.ageuk.org.uk/

Last updated:

6 June 2013

Location:

National

Sectors:

Health, Care, Research

Age UK North Staffordshire

Age UK North Staffordshire is the largest local charity working with and for older people in the region, offering a wide range of tailored, quality services and activities.

Last updated:

7 March 2013

Location:

West Midlands

Sectors:

Voluntary

Age Watch

We’re a new not for profit organization, launched in 2011. • We aim to help adults across the UK enjoy better health throughout their lives. • By helping them make informed lifestyle choices. • Based on medical and scientific evidence. • Free from advertising or commercial sponsorship. Changes in lifestyles and pensions mean future generations could face the prospect of many years of retirement in poor physical and financial health. Hence the importance of acting now, before it is too late.

Last updated:

14 June 2013

Sectors:

Health, Membership organisations

Albany Stores, Falmouth

Last updated:

8 May 2013

Location:

South West

Sectors:

Retail

All Party Parliamentary Group on Dementia

The APPG on Dementia is a cross-party group made up of MPs and peers with an interest in dementia. Its aim is to raise awareness of dementia among parliamentarians, and to influence legislation and policymaking to improve the lives of people with dementia and their carers.

Last updated:

9 April 2013

Location:

National

Sectors:

Communication, Health, Other

Alzheimer’s Society

Alzheimer’s Society is the UK’s leading dementia support and research charity. We provide services, fund research and advise health and social care professionals. Working nationally and locally, we campaign for improved care and greater awareness and understanding of dementia.

Last updated:

17 May 2013

Location:

National, East Midlands

Sectors:

Research, Care, Recreation

Anglian Water

As the supplier of water and wastewater services to over 6,000,000 customers in the East of England and close to 4000 employees it is our aim to ensure our customers have a reliable water and wastewater service. Although we will do our best to ensure you do not suffer an interruption to your water supply, unfortunately interruptions do happen. When interruptions to services occur we use our WaterCare register to quickly identify vulnerable customers who may need some extra help. WaterCare can provide that additional assistance to people with dementia; therefore it is important that they and their carers are aware of the service we offer. As a regional company we aim to share best practice amongst our professional partners. Through hosting events and attending LRFs we aim to promote the role of the water company especially with regard to the vulnerable.

Last updated:

17 May 2013

Sectors:

Utility