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  • Dementia
    • 2021 HCD Expo: Designing The Dementia-friendly Waiting Room
    • Care village operator strengthens dementia support
    • Christmas campaign uses music to help dementia patients and their families
    • Coventry care home staff hop aboard tour bus to increase their knowledge of dementia
    • Dementia Action Week: Bristol podcast breaking stigma
    • Dementia care specialist awarded MBE for dedication in training staff
    • Dementia sufferers like me deserve to enjoy life thats why I went skydiving aged 63
    • Derry girls campaign to transform Alzheimers care through Dementia villages
    • Edinburgh groups land funding to help dementia-friendly communities
    • Event helps people start to understand what it's like to live with dementia
    • For Dementia Patients Who May Forget to Stay Hydrated
    • Giffnock care home set up pub for improved quality of life for dementia patients
    • Glasgows Golden Generation is using music to help people with dementia
    • Harrogate support service Dementia Forward celebrates ten year anniversary
    • Holiday gatherings can be hard when a family member has dementia. Experts share tips.
    • How to support a person with dementia at Christmas
    • Ipswich Buses supporting Dementia Action Week
    • Knightswood opens new advanced dementia support centre
    • Learning how to communicate with older people or loved ones with dementia can be confusing - and joyful
    • Leatherhead care home launches free guide to support those with dementia
    • Leeds company brightens Christmas for Yorkshire families dealing with dementia
    • Manchester-based orchestra relaunches hugely successful dementia music cafe
    • Manx Hospice trials app for dementia patients to improve wellbeing
    • Prestatyn and Meliden mayor attends virtual dementia simulator event
    • Quality of life through activities with Dementia
    • Quirky dolls giving support to people with dementia
    • Specsavers in Dorset embarks on dementia awareness programme
    • The musicians living with dementia whose song could give hope to others
    • Trust to launch dementia cafe
    • Vicky McClures Our Dementia Choir perform in London to highlight power of music as therapy
    • Visit Dementia Awareness Day and help improve lives
    • Wellness coach launches recipe ebook in aid of Lanarkshire dementia charity in dads memory
    • What is the difference between Alzheimers and dementia?
  • Mobility
    • Alfie Hewett into first wheelchair singles final after remarkable comeback
    • Beach track built for wheelchair-users in Seaton
    • Bride told she wouldn't live past 30 defies all odds to get out wheelchair and walk down the aisle
    • Clevedon Marine Lake to be fully wheelchair accessible
    • Disability: Wheelchair user says life has become a battle
    • Here's what it's really like travelling around Birmingham in a wheelchair
    • Homemade wheelchair expedition to conquer Ben Nevis summit
    • I expect to be treated differently depending on which wheelchair I am using
    • Lutterworth transport charity celebrates a national first by launching a new wheelchair-accessible electric vehicle
    • New inclusive play equipment installed at Sunderland's Hylton Park for young wheelchair users
    • New wheelchair service facility opened in South Cheshire
    • Nick Kyrgios introduces fans to his friend Monty who is learning to play tennis from his wheelchair
    • QE2 Activity Centre launches new wheelchair accessible boat
    • Shetland wheelchair user with autism attempts to push himself along Hadrian's wall for charity
    • The teen reviewing public transport for wheelchair users
    • Wheelchair friendly homes built on new Somerset housing development
    • Wheelchair user stunned after Ayrshire car dealership gives him motor for free
    • Wheelchair users call for more accessible taxis in the Highlands
  • Industry
    • Whitchurch care home enrols in 'trailblazing' dementia care scheme
    • 'We're blown away' - Classic car show visits care home after roadworks setback
    • 5 Tips for Caregivers Managing a Patient with Dysphagia
    • A lot fell into place: the adults who discovered they were autistic after their child was diagnosed
    • Abbeyfield Care Home Radcliffe elderly residents sing musicals for Ukraine
    • Aberfoyle father and daughter ready to take on north to south walk for autism awareness
    • Alice in Wonderland characters help Winchester care home St Catherines View celebrate tenth anniversary
    • Altnagelvin Hospital new ED sensory room an oasis of calm for those with learning disabilities
    • Autistic boy 8 inspires relaunch of game that helped him
    • Ayrshire care home staff buy presents for more than 40 vulnerable children
    • Beaumont Hall care home renamed to honour volunteer
    • Better care for people with a learning disability and people with autism
    • Better mental health support for people in crisis
    • Bexhill-on-Sea care home residents go the extra mile for Red Nose Day
    • Bootle charity announces return of Walk for Autism fundraiser this March
    • Bracknell care home gets residents to stay fit
    • Brighton man to walk length of Hadrian's Wall for Parkinson's UK
    • Bristol disability-led cafe breaking down barriers
    • Bristol student designs sensory pod inspired by autistic son
    • Britains oldest postman, 98, delivers letters to residents in his care home
    • Britannia Care - celebrating Christmas
    • Britons show huge lack of knowledge and misconceptions about autism
    • Bury band the Cajun Rascals bringing fun and laughter to care homes and hospitals
    • Care home comedy clubs' 'terrible jokes' spark giggles for residents
    • Care home Covid rules to be relaxed in England allowing more visitors
    • Care home flooded with presents as community celebrates nan's 100th birthday
    • Care home pub boosted residents morale during lockdown
    • Care home residents get married after falling in love during the pandemic
    • Care home residents tuck into selection of tasty smoothies
    • Care home residents walk nearly 100 miles to raise money for charity
    • Carmarthen care home resident publishes his life story
    • Charity launches exercise classes for people living with Parkinsons in North Lanarkshire
    • Childrens hospice asks people in Harborough to give a gift sweeter than chocolate this Easter
    • Co Tyrone restaurants join bring your own food scheme for autistic children
    • County Durham care home baking up a storm for charity
    • Covid: Easing of restrictions welcomed in care homes
    • Crawley pupils spread spirit of Christmas to care home residents
    • Cruden Bay care home raises 500 for sensory garden
    • Derbyshire teen with autism and his campaigning mum hailed at awards
    • Devon training cafe helps 30 people further their careers
    • Disability equipment unveiled in Taylor Park after dad's petition
    • Durham pensioner tackles iconic 874 mile walk to raise funds for Alzheimers Society
    • Easing the back to school transition for children with disabilities
    • East Kent Mencap members Spring Forward in fundraiser challenge
    • Ed Balls confirmed as keynote speaker for UK Care Week
    • Edgbaston care home renamed by residents and team members
    • Eight-year-old girl with autism writes book to help raise money for Ukraine children
    • Elderly care home residents cheered up with adorable donkey therapy
    • Ex fitness coach aged 87 says care home inspires him to walk again
    • Family of autistic boy welcomed to Thorpe Park after being asked to leave caravan site
    • Farnborough Beavers join care home residents for memory box project
    • Feathered friends brightening lives of care home residents
    • Former Creswell mineworker celebrates big birthday at care home with family
    • Founding residents invited to make their mark on new luxury care home
    • Friends delight at moving into care home together
    • Gateshead cafe owner giving young adults with learning disabilities a chance to work
    • Glasgow group for people with learning disabilities is going from strength to strength
    • Hereford teen with autism aims to be mechanic after garage help
    • Herefordshire care home couple celebrate 70th anniversary with surprise
    • Hillcrest donates 13000 to support people with learning disabilities in Ukraine
    • Hitchin care home launch mental health initiatives to squash that Blue Monday feeling
    • Honour for Wirral Autism Together's riverpark volunteers
    • Horndean care home residents put on their dancing shoes to try out 'exciting' new exercise classes from Care UK for the first time
    • Horses surprise visit helps bring back memories for elderly care home resident
    • Horsham care home residents get into the spirit with pop-up speakeasy
    • How an autistic gardener uses his special gift to design award winning gardens
    • How art is boosting Warwickshire care home residents wellbeing
    • Hug dolls to help patients with dementia at Derbyshire care home
    • I felt guilty putting my dad in a nursing home but it brought us closer together
    • Ice lollies delivered to care home as extreme heat takes hold
    • Inclusive ice skating helping 11 year old express herself
    • Increased funding for nursing in care homes
    • Incredible life of Brentwood care home resident who drove tea vans over WWII minefields
    • Joe Wicks surprises care home resident on her 100th birthday
    • Kilmarnock care home residents seeking pen pals as big-hearted primary school backs initiative
    • Knaresborough care home residents enjoy Valentine themed live virtual cooking demonstration
    • Learning disability charity brings music store to The Marlowes Shopping Centre
    • Learning Disability Super League takes centre stage in Newcastle
    • Life Skills Manor School, for children with autism, has opened in Sandwich
    • Live-in care company reunites family after care home separation
    • Maggie is making a big difference for adults with learning disabilities
    • Malpas care home brings in sensory toy for dementia patients
    • Meet Ameera, the new Ahlan Simsim character with a disability
    • Meet the hand-reared orphan alpaca who travels in cars and makes OAPs smile in care home
    • MTV India and Ogilvy use karaoke to help dementia patients
    • Mum's mission to make attractions more suitable for those with hidden disabilities
    • Neurodiversity project launched in Suffolk and Norfolk zoos on World Autism Day
    • New blood test predicts risk of heart attack and stroke with twice previous accuracy
    • New cafe set to unlock a path to work for adults with learning difficulties
    • New Isle of Wight Learning Disability Support Centre opens next month
    • New law hoped to improve care for people with Down syndrome
    • New programme aims to seek out future care home nurse leaders
    • Now that's an old master! How care home has transformed its residents into classic works of art
    • Nursing and charity leaders have welcomed new funding from the Scottish Government to introduce annual health checks for people in the country with learning disabilities
    • Oxfordshire care home welcomes reptiles in unusual visit
    • Parkinsons patients to be given smart watches to monitor their movements
    • Pick up a pen pal: Penguins make new friends during Christmas care home visit
    • Poor Sleep Seems to Worsen Parkinsons Symptoms
    • Powerlifter with Downs Syndrome and autism Dan McGauley is crowned British champion
    • Presentation on dysphagia aims to assist families and caregivers
    • Pride parade celebrates Chester's neurodiverse and disabled communities
    • Red Hot Chilli Pipers perform humbling shows for care home residents
    • Rethink care costs for disabled people, says charity ahead of debate
    • Reunited couples treated to care home date night
    • Roller-skaters 365-day challenge raises thousands for Alzheimers charity
    • Seven-year-old boys life transformed by autism assistance dog
    • Sheffield Mencap and Gateway marks 70 years of supporting people with learning difficulties and autism
    • Singing school children are stars of the show at elderly Christmas lunch in east Leeds
    • Spennymoor friends raised thousands for Alzheimers Research UK
    • Staff at Andover care home trade uniforms for elf costumes to raise money for Dementia charity
    • Suffolk care home resident tears up after getting special message from her favourite singer
    • Ten years success for Suffolk autism and learning disability service
    • The autistic vet who proved her doubters wrong
    • The Bristol care home having Christmas Day in February
    • The Devon boy with autism who created the Titanic out of Lego - from memory
    • The fitness instructors who are helping care home residents to be 'healthier and fitter' through exercise
    • The mental health experts who believe their autism has turbocharged their work
    • The North East care home using dogs to boost the wellbeing of its residents
    • The Royal Star and Garter, High Wycombe awarded for 'excellent' dementia care
    • This Is What No One Tells You About Losing A Parent To Alzheimers
    • Tips for Living Well With Parkinsons Disease in 2022
    • Tomorrow World TV producer says tech makes care home wife Tricia feel less alone
    • UK Disabilities Minister calls on Welsh sporting clubs to be more inclusive
    • Valentines Day celebration for Waterlooville couple marking five decades together
    • Valentines Day surprise from staff at Middlesbrough care home
    • Willenhall care home partners with local equine therapy provider to bring joy to residents
    • Winchester care homes raise 3000 for older peoples community charity
    • Wokingham community cafe helping young people with autism
    • Woman celebrates 105th birthday in care home with help from the Queen
    • Woman with autism speaks nine languages and is now an award-winning teacher
    • Would YOU send a loved one to live in a care home 6,000 miles away in Thailand?