1 Building a Dementia Friendly Community in Motherwell Town Centre Our Story So Far North Lanarkshire Dementia Demonstrator Site May 2013.

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1 Building a Dementia Friendly Community in Motherwell Town Centre Our Story So Far North Lanarkshire Dementia Demonstrator Site May 2013

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Motherwell Town Centre

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community 3 In The Beginning…….. Reminded ourselves of the policy and strategy background Looked at the opportunities the Dementia Demonstrator Site offered us Reviewed what is QoL anyway? Reflected on Talking Points as evidence based Outcome Measure – what matters to people? Considered recovery based practice Looked at principles of rehabilitative practice Looked at the impact of dementia on everyday life and living

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community 4 We asked what was important to people We asked about important places and people We asked people about their current experience Short survey Consultation events Looked at information from other areas Looked at what was happening in the rest of the world! And most importantly…....

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community 5 A Perfect Storm !

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community 6 So what did we do next? Invited representatives from statutory and third sector partners to form a small steering group Got excited about what we were going to do!!!! Identified Motherwell Town Centre as our target area Compiled a list of shops, businesses and organisations in the area Worked on our approach and methodology…..why would shops and businesses be interested?

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community What do we mean by a Dementia Friendly Community ? A dementia friendly community is composed of the whole community - shop assistants, public service workers, religious groups, businesses, police, transport and community leaders - who are committed to work together and help people with dementia to remain a part of their community and not become apart from it. This involves learning about dementia and doing very simple and practical things that can make an enormous difference.

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Became compulsive viewers…. A Pinch from Sugar…… And a Dragon lesson!!!!

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community 9 Designed campaign materials! Approached Alzheimer Scotland for our brand Our strapline…… Dementia is Everyone's Business Developed awareness raising materials to use for shops and businesses (Tips for Shops and Businesses). Developed campaign materials, flyers, introduction letters, information packs, our commitment format and Lanarkshire Dementia Friendly Community board for display. Action plans to gain commitment Hit List – made appointments Invited them to be trail blazers Got media interest lined up Alzheimer Scotland ambition to have Dementia on the High Street

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Our Flyer……………..

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Took a deep breath!!!! Went for a launch date – World Alzheimer Day – 21 st September 2012 Circulated flyers through Town Centre information distribution list (thanks to NLs Town Centre Manager!!!) Signed up a range of shops, businesses and organisations Gained their support and commitment Attracted local, national and in-house media interest Amazing and truly humbling reaction!!!!!

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Launch day!!!!!! Alzheimer Scotland memory bus raised awareness and supported 40 people on the day with enquiries

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Signed up……. ASDA Boots Motherwell FC NL Libraries Aquatec Funtastica Railway Tavern Horseshoe Bar Woodcutter Bar NL First Stop Shops Strathclyde Police Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Lanarkshire Links Connelly's Eye Care Da Claudios Restaurant NL Carers Together Equals Advocacy NHS Lanarkshire Carers Trust Voice of Experience Forum

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community

Are we making a difference? Over 800 people have received hints and tips cards Awareness sessions have been carried out with 60 Motherwell Fire Fighters and we are to train the remaining North Lanarkshire Fire Crews 500 people attended launch of Football Memories We have been asked to do 4 Environmental Audits Libraries will offer events around the theme of dementia We will train around 15 champions (ADSA, MFC & Boots and mobile hairdresser) Engaged with Network Rail Community Safety Partnership Group and Scotrail Requests from local church befriending group and GP practice

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Breaking new ground with F&R

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community "Anything that increases our knowledge of the kind of community we are working in helps immensely. Anything that gives us a sense of how to deal with people with dementia and how to spot the early signs is really helpful. We are trained to respond very quickly to situations and to ask a lot of questions. Someone with dementia would not be able to cope as well in that situation so now we know how to spot the signs and how to talk to the person appropriately. In the area we work in as well, we can often encounter hostility from the people we're helping. People with dementia can sometimes act angrily from confusion so we have also learned to respond properly to that too." Watch Commander Jim Muir – Motherwell Fire Station

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Boots asked…Can I help you? Bigger print on prescriptions and on medication Even distribution of tablets in all packets, not some with 28 and some with 30, this causes confusion if you are taking more than one medication from 2 packets with a different amount Keep to the same dosages, for example 1 x 20 mg tablet should not then be changed to 2 x 10 mg tablets Dossette boxes are very useful - several people mentioned that these can be delivered to your home - consistency of practice through all chemists Streamline the process for repeat prescriptions - One big problem for some people is in remembering to ask for a repeat prescription in time Boots the Chemist and NHS Lanarkshire Pharmacy Services are now looking at these issues together

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Are we making a difference? Motherwell café was picked by shoppers in the ASDA Chosen for You poll and scooped a £200 donation from the Motherwell store as a result. Three groups are nominated by members of the public every two months and shoppers are given the chance to place a token in the box of the group they feel most deserving of the funding boost. ASDA staff members had to empty the dementia cafe box three times, adding that the project has received the highest ever number of votes for any group during the polls one year history.

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Award winning!! COSLA Excellence Award 2013 One to Watch - Winners MJ Local Govt Achievement Awards 2013 Delivering Better Outcomes – Finalist

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community How can we ensure Dementia continues to be everyones business …. Revisiting baseline surveys, measuring success (timing aligned to the evaluation of the NL Dementia Demonstrator Site in September 2013) Mystery Shopper Extending the Motherwell Project Roll out to all NL Town Centres as part of the RCOP agenda (community capacity building) Next steps - Public transport, faith communities, post offices GP practice etc………

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Sharing success… Argyll & Bute CHP Shetland Shop Alzheimer Society – Republic of Ireland Dementia Services Development Centre Portobello NDCAN Representative - Bishopbriggs Perth & Kinross Dementia Demonstrator Site Mount Florida Parish Inverclyde Western Isles Interview with researcher from Koblenz in Germany Visit to the Lanarkshire DRC from our colleagues from Norway

Motherwell Town Centre – Dementia Friendly Community Thoughts & Questions