Creating a new resource to support social prescribing in the UK

With the help of so many we have built a new tool to support the care of those living with dementia by social prescribers

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    No one should ever be alone.
    This has always been a guiding principle behind Forward with Dementia.

    Whether you have just been diagnosed, you are a carer or a healthcare professional you need support, of the right kind in the right place.

    Our new Social Prescribing tool

    The new area of the site designed specifically for Social Prescribers across the UK will soon be live. In creating it we were certainly not alone.
    We simply cannot create this free resource for anyone living with dementia, or caring for those who do, without support of the community.

    To those who we owe an enormous amount of gratitude

    This time around, we wanted to build on top of the articles and stories we have to advise healthcare professionals, people living with dementia and carers to create a new resource. Who better to ask than those working in the field of Social Prescribing and people who call upon those services. Here are just a few, but we wanted to say huge thanks to all of those who took part in the research, design guidance and formation of the right advice.

    1. Bracha Newman
    2. Waqas Hameed
    3. Kaitlin Ferguson
    4. Sally Clough
    5. Jo-Anne Van-Levesley
    6. Trevor Salomon
    7. Sue Tucker
    8. Bianca Ilii
    9. Beth Reilly
    10. Tim Howell
    11. Margaret Harvey
    12. Grace Stead
    13. Neil Cutler
    14. Kamil Sterniczuk
    15. Martin Robertson
    16. Klaire Douglas
    17. Linda Hamlin
    18. Joe Williams
    19. Marianne Dunlop
    20. Christina Newton
    21. Caroline Pannett
    22. Simon Marlow
    23. Jacky Fitzpatrick
    24. Jake Dodd
    25. The Notitngham University Hospital Patient and Public Involvement group

    If you work to advise communities on how to live life and find the support needed with dementia, check back HERE soon to explore the new Social Prescribing tool.

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