Housing – Rising to the Dementia Challenge Conference
Date: | 21 November 2018 |
Time: | 12:00 - 16:30 |
Venue: | Kings Court 12 King Street Leeds LS1 2HL |
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“By 2020 we would like to see an increased number of people with dementia being able to live longer in their own homes when it is in their interests to do so, with a greater focus on independent living.” – Prime Minister’s challenge on dementia, 2020.
Join us to see how small changes within your housing offer can significantly impact on an individual being able to live well with dementia. We’ll share experiences of design from a professional and personal perspective, the role of technology enabled care. There will also be a chance to hear the experiences and learn from other housing organisations who have been working to become dementia-friendly over recent years.
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Agenda
12.00 – 12:30 Dementia Friends Awareness Session- Bruce Moore, Chief Executive at Housing & Care 21
Registration and Lunch
13.15 Welcome- Walker Morris
Dementia Diaries – Philly Hare, Innovations in Dementia
Cultural insights into dementia – Dr Jay Chauhan, Amba Care Solutions CIC
Dementia-friendly housing charter – Vanessa Pritchard-Wilkes, Housing & Care 21
How Guiness have risen to the dementia challenge- Wendy Wells, The Guiness Partnership
Riverside- TBC
14:50 – 15.05 – Break
Technology Enabled Care – Alyson Scurfield, TSA
Designing enabling environments – Siobhan Moore, Housing & Care 21
Ageing and Risk- Yvonne Castle, Johnnie Johnson Housing
Panel discussion
16:20 – 16:30: Closing remarks
Whether you are an expert or a practitioner – or someone who is interested in the housing or ageing debate, we’d be delighted to see you there!
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