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The Queens Hotel Maltby

Formaly Queens Hotel this unmissable building was once a trouble spot in Maltby it was taken over by JD wetherspoons and is a sucessful popular pub serving the community in Maltby both young and old . JD wethersppons actively promotes community involvement The Queens has 37 members of staff

Updated:
11 January 2016
Sectors:
Local DAA Members
Local Alliances:
Rotherham Dementia Action Alliance

1. Action Plan

1. The National Dementia Declaration lists seven outcomes that the DAA are seeking to achieve for people with dementia and their carers. How would you describe your organisation’s role in delivering better outcomes for people with dementia and their carers?

We are a local pub in the heart of Maltby  and provide a service for the local community.

We know our customer’s and many of their families.

We understand that two thirds of people with Dementia live in the community and that the numbers are increasing.

It is important for people to feel safe and welcome in the community we can help this happen by being understanding and learning more about the difficulties a person with dementia might experience.

We can also tell people about support services that are available in the local area.   

 

2. What are the challenges to delivering these outcomes from the perspective of your organisation?

Families may be embarrassed by the situation and other customers may not be as understanding.

Sometimes if it is busy it may be difficult to find time to engage with someone needing more time and care              

 

Member website

www.jdwetherspoons.co.uk

2. Actions

  • Dementia Awareness and Dementia Freinds

    Increase our knowledge about dementia by signing up as a Dementia Friend and an organisation to view the handling money video clip and any other recommended clip to help increase my organisations understanding  

    Members of staff to wear their Dementia Friends Badges

    Encourages tolerance whenever it is necessary 

    Status:
    Planning

  • Promotion of Dementia Friendly Communities and RDAA

    Tell other local organisations about RDAA and encourage them to join.

    Display the Rotherham Working towards being Dementia Friendly logo  

    Status:
    Planning
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