Head of Dementia Innovation The Abbeyfield society

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Head of Dementia Innovation The Abbeyfield society April Dobson Head of Dementia Innovation The Abbeyfield society

From humble beginnings... Founded in 1956 by Richard Carr-Gomm Registered charity Not for profit Range of housing & care options National & international

An inclusive approach to support people living with dementia in Abbeyfield services

Abbeyfield’s Dementia Strategy What we have committed to do by 2020 E – Education & Awareness M – Mind, Body & Spirit B – Breath of Fresh Air R – Relationships & Communication A – Arts C – Communities E – Environment

E Education & Awareness We will develop a skilled and effective workforce who are able to champion compassionate person centred/whole person care. We will help everyone to better understand the condition. Mapped and matched levels of knowledge required by all staff Introduced different ways of learning for all Developed and embedded our dementia strategy

M Mind, Body & Spirit We will work in a holistic way to enhance the mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well being of our residents with dementia. We will support carers, to ensure that they stay well whilst caring for people with dementia.

B Breath of Fresh Air We will seek to enrich the lives of people with dementia by connecting them with nature and the outdoors through Abbeyfield’s ‘Breath of Fresh Air’ programme

R Relationships & Communication We will put the needs of our residents and their families/carers at the heart of all relationships, seeking and acting on feed back. We will actively seek to work collaboratively with organisations that support our vision and can help us improve care and outcomes. Our internal and external communications will use language that is acceptable to people with dementia

A Arts We will seek to enrich the lives of people with dementia through the arts by offering access to a wide range of creative opportunities

C Communities We will support the development of dementia friendly communities by making links, sharing knowledge, expertise and resources We will seek to improve and enhance the lives of our residents through connections with local communities, agencies and partners

E Environment We will assess, adapt and develop our environments and services to make sure they are inclusive for people with dementia