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Adalah Rest Home

Residential care home, caring for people with dementia, depression as well as non dementia residents. Our home has room for 30 residents.

Last updated:

10 August 2020

Location:

East of England

Sectors:

Care

Addison Travel Ltd

Addision Travel is a fully independent ABTA bonded travel agent. Addison Travel listens to clients requirement especially to any important requirements such as private transfers required as client doesn’t like crowds if transferred by group bus etc. We can tailor make a holiday to clients specifications and not force them onto an operator or holiday that is not suitable to them. As an independent agent Addison Travel is not forced to use just one supplier and can use whichever one is the most suitable for clients requirements.

Last updated:

5 August 2015

Location:

North West

Admin - Erewash

Last updated:

18 June 2018

Administrator - Blackpool Council

Blackpool Council is committed to helping Blackpool become a dementia friendly town and aims to promote information, services and activities available to people living with dementia (and their families and carers), in order to improve their health and wellbeing.

Last updated:

26 October 2018

Location:

North West

Sectors:

Health, Community organisations

Administrator - Kingston

Staywell is an independent, award-winning charity providing a range of services for people in south-west London and Surrey. The foundations of our organisation date back to 1946 and in 2016 we will celebrate 70 years of working in the community. Our organisation has evolved during its long history and also incorporates Malden and Coombe Old People’s Welfare Association and Age Concern Kingston. We changed our working name to Staywell from Age Concern Kingston upon Thames on 1st September 2014. Click here to read about why we made this change. Our core work is with older people and their carers and we aim to support our users to live with independence and dignity, decide the direction of their own lives and enjoy life as part of the community. We work to influence local policy and practice and create a greater understanding of the needs of older people and their potential to contribute to community life. We aim to foster greater understanding between the generations by involving younger people in our work through volunteering. Through our furniture recycling service, Kingston Community Furniture, we address the needs of people who experience financial hardship and disadvantage for reasons other than age.

Last updated:

13 December 2019

Location:

London

Sectors:

Health, Care, Local DAA Members, Social Care

Administrator - North

Alzheimer's Society is the UK's leading dementia charity. We provide information and support, improve care, fund research, and create lasting change for people affected by dementia.

Last updated:

23 March 2023

Location:

North West

Administrator - Oldham

Last updated:

26 September 2018

Administrator - South-West Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group

Last updated:

5 September 2017

Administrator - Wigan

Last updated:

30 December 2020

Admiral Court Care Home – Hallmark Care Homes

A modern care home in Leigh-on-Sea, providing Dementia, Nursing and Palaitive care in quiet, comfortable surroundings that have been recognised nationally. A 60 room home across 2 floors. Our Promise is: We promise never to forget that this is your Home. Our Vision is: To be the leading provider in high quality relationship centred care for all Residents.

Last updated:

20 September 2016

Location:

East of England

Sectors:

Care

Adorno Companions

Adorno Companions provide independent living support, befriending and companionship to disabled adults and the elderly. We are working to reduce social isolation and loneliness in Bristol and South Glos. We have both male and female companions that are DBS checked. Please note we do not provide personal care.

Last updated:

5 March 2020

Location:

South West

Sectors:

Care, Community organisations, Health, Recreation, Social Care, Transport Sector

Adults Health and Wellbeing - Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council

We offer low level care support for those individuals within our communities that are not eligible for adult social care support. We offer a wellbeing officer role to provide low level support to individuals, families and carers from putting in physical home adaptions to assisting in community activity and group development to improve peoples social isolation, wellbeing and active health and signposting to other professional, community and voluntary sector provides to assist the needs , as identified by the individual. We offer Community Support Officers , who are the front line service for delivery of all the Communities priorities and therefore key go – to individuals to support the community, including increase of the community activity offer, home safety advise, etc. That the service becomes “ dementia Friendly” and have nominated Dementia champions. We can help by ensuring our team are dementia friendly trained and deliver our front line engagement services and development of community activities with this understanding and awareness to ensure that they are suitable for all to participate. We can further help through the teams dementia champions, by working with existing groups, to provide the dementia training to them, for them to understand and ensure that their groups and aware of and where possible able to wider the group offer to ensure dementia does not become a barrier to participating.

Last updated:

5 August 2015

Location:

Yorkshire and Humber

Adults Workforce Development Team - LBRuT

The Adults Workforce Development Team (AWFD) is committed to providing learning and development opportunities for staff working in statutory agencies and supporting the private and voluntary sectors in maintaining a suitably qualified and trained workforce. Our overall aim is to enable the social care workforce to work in a more integrated way and improve the quality and delivery of their services for their service users, Carers and local communities. Our learning and development programmes aim to meet the specific needs of those people working with service users who may have mental health problems, dementia, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, neurological disabilities and serious illness. Where required, the Adults Workforce Development Team, will commission specialist courses and learning opportunities to meet the needs of the statutory and local workforce.

Last updated:

5 August 2015

Location:

London

Sectors:

Local Authorities