PPT-A qualitative study of the experiences of Sikh carers of people with dementia in Wolverhampton,

The need for a personcentred approach to care Dr Karan Jutlla University of Worcester kjutllaworcacuk Dementia in South Asian communities Well reported Seabrooke amp Milne 2004 Jutlla amp . Analysis of dementia prevalence rates by Delo itte Access Economics reveal coastal and regional NSW will continue to bear the brunt of increasing dementia prevalence rates while the metropolitan areas of the State will also experience a steady incre Setting the Scene: A Profile of Contemporary . Caregiving. in the UK. Dr . Alisoun. Milne, Reader in Social Gerontology & Social Work, School of Social Policy, Sociology & Social Research, University of Kent. Adult Social Care. 13. th. March 2015. Background. . The Care Act - A result of a number of separate Government commitments around social care. . A full review of adults’ legislation - Care Act consolidates existing legislation into one single modern law.. (. Head of Business Support Services). Tracy Groom. (Financial Inclusion Coordinator). 5 March 2013. The Haven Wolverhampton. Registered charity No. 1065427. 1. 2. The Haven Wolverhampton. Set up in 1973 The Haven Wolverhampton is a charitable organisation which provides practical and emotional support services to women and dependent children who are vulnerable to domestic violence, homelessness and abuse. . A . carer’s. perspective. Barbara Pointon MBE. Former . carer. , . Ambassador for Alzheimer’s Society & Dementia UK. barbara@pointon.name. Malcolm in 1992, aged 51, just after he was diagnosed. Suzanne Coates. Head of Service Development. Carers’ Support – Canterbury, Dover & Thanet. Carers UK - Caring Homes Report, 2016 . 95% UK Properties not accessible . Homes not always suitable for adaptations. Clare Gilbert,. Nottingham City Council.. Penny Spice,. Nottinghamshire County Council.. Care Act: . Well-being . General overarching duty to promote . well-being. Applies to . people receiving services & carers . Kate Gridley and Gillian Parker . BGS: 26. th. April 2017. P. olicy on transitional care and where, if at all, people with dementia fit. F. indings from two NIHR funded projects that throw light on supporting people with dementia to stay out of hospital when appropriate, and to leave as rapidly and safely as possible. Stephen Wey, . Katie . Egdell. , . Efterpi. . Theocharous. . Carly . Brewster, Joanne Tuffs, Kelly Williams, . April . Dennehy. The project. SCoRe. project (students as co-researchers). PhD . project. Presenters. Date. 1. Agenda. 9.30. Arrival and registration. 10.00. Introduction and aims. 10.15. Why do we need to strengthen social work practice with carers?. Barriers and. enablers to change. 11.15. This slide pack has been provided as a helpful tool that ITE Providers may wish to share with trainee teachers when delivering a discrete session about young carers or as part of a wider session covering different types of vulnerable pupil groups. . Wednesday 13 June 2018. #. OlderCarersNI. Paschal McKeown. Charity Director. Age NI. #. OlderCarersNI. Inspire . Enable. . Support . What We Do. 11. 3. Staying well, . feeling good. We are living longer. A partnership between Life Story Network/tide (together in dementia everyday) and Making Space with support from Manchester Law School’s Dementia Law Clinic at the University of Manchester. The project’s focus is on the legal rights of family carers of people living with dementia.. Vicarious and Secondary Trauma. Teresa Bell. Independent Chair, Safeguarding Adults Boards. Stop Adult Abuse Week 2023. Who cares for the carers?. This session considers the emotional effect of working with abuse and trauma and what we can do to mitigate its impact..