Half the story - Meaningful consultation

By: Dementia Australia

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Half the story, produced by Dementia Australia, is a guide to meaningful consultation with people living with dementia, families, and carers. It contains information, tips, and strategies for community groups, service providers, businesses or other organisations to identify opportunities and develop solutions in consultation with people impacted by dementia.

Dementia in Europe Yearbook 2021: Dementia-inclusive Communities and initiatives across Europe

By: Alzheimer Europe

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The 2021 Dementia in Europe Yearbook examines activities undertaken across
Europe which aim to create societies which support people with dementia,
their families, carers and supporters to continue living as well as possible in
their communities.

Community Care for People with Dementia: A Handbook For Policymakers

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The handbook sets out to explore what constitutes good community care for
people with dementia and to develop a concise overview of the knowledge-base
that should ground future development and reorganization of community-based
care arrangements for people with dementia.

Dementia Friendly Communities

By: Susan McFadden

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This book offers an overview of the dementia-friendly communities movement, showing the many benefits of this approach. It describes community initiatives from across the globe, such as Dementia Friends, memory cafes, and creative engagement with the arts through organizations like TimeSlips.

Dementia: A Toolkit for Building Dementia-Friendly Communities

by Wisconsin Department of Health Services

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The toolkit is a user-friendly resource guide for implementing and sustaining dementia-friendly community efforts that features several Wisconsin communities’ dementia-friendly programs.

Meaningful Engagement of People with Dementia

By: Alzheimer’s Society

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This resource guide has been developed to provide tools, resources and strategies to assist organizations in promoting meaningful engagement with people who have dementia.