DementiaRoadmap
Promoting living well with dementia across Scotland
Publisher / Organisation: Dementia Roadmap
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- Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Link Worker – West DunbartonshireIf you have been recently assessed as having dementia, you are entitled to one year post diagnostic support from a Dementia Link WorkerDementia Resource Centre, Clydebank, UK07876 208898
- Bereavement and Loss ResourcesBereavement and Loss Resources - a collection of resources where help and support for grief can be sought.
- Supporting Well At HomeThe Care at Home service is to assist vulnerable people, of all ages, to live independently within their own homes wherever possible. Our staff are committed to the management and provision of a flexible, responsive, seamless, high quality Care at Home service, taking full account of service user and carer needs.Dumbarton/Alexandria 01389 776499 or Clydebank 01389 811760https://www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/health-social-care/adults-older-people/care-at-home/
- Care at Home Dumbarton/AlexandriaThe aim of the Care at Home service is to assist vulnerable people, of all ages, to live independently within their own homes wherever possible.16 Church Street, Dumbarton G82 1QL, UK01389 776498https://www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/health-social-care/adults-older-people/care-at-home/
- Care at Home ClydebankThe aim of the Care at Home service is to assist vulnerable people, of all ages, to live independently within their own homes wherever possible. Clydebank Health and Care Centre, Queens Quay Main Avenue, Clydebank G81 1BS, UK0141 232 2319https://www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/health-social-care/adults-older-people/care-at-home/
- Dementia StrategyThe Scottish Dementia Strategy 2023, called Everyone’s Story outlines the priorities for dementia policy in Scotland.
- Dementia Strategy SummaryA summary of the new Scottish Dementia Strategy, Everyone’s Story
- Scottish Carers’ CharterThe Carer’s Charter will help carer’s understand their rights under the Carers (Scotland) Act 2016
- National Carers Strategy: Easy ReadAn easy read copy of the Scottish National Carers Strategy.
- Day Care ServicesInformation on West Dunbartonshire Day Care Services for people living with Dementia
- Financial and Legal PlanningFinancial and Legal Planning - If a person has dementia, it is important that they organise their financial and legal affairs while they are still able to do so.
- Working 4 USupport and information for people living in West Dunbartonshire on employment, training, benefits and debt issues.16 Church Street, Dumbarton G82 1QL, UK01389 763072 or 01389 738296working4u@west-dunbarton.gov.ukhttps://www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/jobs-and-training/working4u/
- West Dunbartonshire Short BreaksIf you’re a carer you may be able to take a short break from your caring role. Short breaks can make a positive difference. Having a short break can help you sustain caring relationships and give you time to focus on your needs.West Dunbartonshire, UKhttp://www.wdhscp.org.uk/carers/respite/
- My Life AssessmentHow to access support from West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care services
- What is dementia: Easy Read FactsheetWhat is dementia: Easy read factsheet. This easy read factsheet by Alzheimer’s Society is about what dementia is and how it affects people. It is written for people with learning disabilities.
- Carer Support – West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care PartnershipSupport for carers living in West Dunbartonshire. This includes information on the eligibility criteria for adult carers, adult carer assessment and support plan, respite and short breaks, carer support services and young carers.http://www.wdhscp.org.uk/carers/
- Power of Attorney and WillsIf a person has dementia, it is important that they organise their financial and legal affairs while they are still able to do so. This ensures that in the future, their affairs will be set up in a way that they have chosen.
- Care at Home ServicesCare at Home services in West Dunbartonshire provide care in your own home. This section provides information on referrals and assessments made by social work teams.
- West Dunbartonshire CVSWest Dunbartonshire CVS offer a volunteering support service, befriending service and 'Ask Access' which helps people access community services and groups.Arcadia Business Centre, Miller Lane, Clydebank G81 1UJ, UK0141 941 0886https://wdcvs.com/
- Old Kilpatrick Health WalkLocal and welcoming health walk around Old Kilpatrick every Monday between 10.30 and 11.30am.Dumbarton Road, Old Kilpatrick, Glasgow G60 5JH, UK0141 941 0886https://wdcvs.com/event/activity-old-kilpatrick-health-social-walk-copy/2024-01-08/
- Clydebank Health WalkLocal and welcoming health walk around Clydebank every Thursday between 10.00 and 11.00am.Sylvania Way South, Clydebank G81 1EA, UK0141 941 0886https://wdcvs.com/event/activity-clydebank-health-social-walk/2024-01-11/
- Alexandria Health WalkLocal and welcoming health walk around Alexandria every Monday between 10.30 and 11.30am.Govan Drive, Alexandria, G83 0QE0141 941 0886https://wdcvs.com/event/activity-alexandria-health-social-walk-copy/2024-01-08/
- Carer’s health checkA Carer's health check should be offered to any newly-registered carers according to local guidelines or the terms of any Local Enhanced Service.
- Initial review following diagnosisThis guidance outlines the steps that a practitioner should consider during an initial review with a patient that has received a formal diagnosis of dementia.
- What causes dementia?Dementia is the result of brain cells being damaged in an ongoing way. This happens as a result of a number of different diseases (sometimes referred to as ‘types’ of dementia). It is not an inevitable part of ageing.
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