Kathe Jacob Health & Wellbeing Manager, Age UK Kensington & Chelsea 0208 960 8137.

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Kathe Jacob Health & Wellbeing Manager, Age UK Kensington & Chelsea

Age UK Dementia Services Offer specialist support services for people with dementia One to one – visiting people at home Group activities Unique role of memory advisor

JSNA issues and our services Emphasis on diagnosis, but what next? (post diagnostic care) Making sense of services: “whole systems” (cohesion and collaboration) Supporting family carers around their lives (support and empower carers)

Issues affecting people with memory loss Diagnosis and loss of personhood

Isolation and professional “friends” – impact of the condition

Lack of community awareness and understanding of symptoms

Investing in the voluntary sector What we do so well Enough staff for the scale of need? Transport for frail elderly – physical support for 85+ Quality of care in care homes Free respite – to free up carers

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