Friends Beverley and Alison will walk the Chilterns for Alzheimers research
Friends Beverley and Alison will walk the Chilterns for Alzheimers research
Tag: Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s Society’s Dementia Hero Awards seeking nominations
THE ALZHEIMER'S Society's Hero Awards is set to recognise those who have supported people affected by dementia and is seeking ...
90-year-old Twyford woman with Alzheimer’s connects to her family despite lockdown
Worried for her health, Joan Smith’s family bought her a device that allows easy communication.
The sky’s the limit!
The sky’s the limit for a pair who dove 10,000 feet to raise money for dementia care on Saturday. Daniella ...
‘There are people with dementia who don’t know how to get help- it’s frightening’
The wait for dementia care is on the rise thanks to extortionate nursing home prices and a complicated social care ...
Duo from Wokingham care home planning 100km trek to raise funds for Alzheimer’s
THEY suffered heatstroke, broken toes and stumbling through woodlands in the pitch dark. But two intrepid care workers are planning ...
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