dementiafriendlyvale.co.uk
Vale of Glamorgan: Dementia Friendly Barry
Working with The Alzheimer's Society Cymru in
Enabling people affected by Dementia to continue to live fulfilled lives in Barry
Our vision is for Barry to become a community that is committed to supporting and respecting the needs of people with Dementia and their Carers.
A Video Library for Carers.
Hear from Professionals and Carers in their insights and thoughts. Look at Practical Matters.
Keeping your own life in Balance.
What is a Memory Box?
A memory box is a time capsule that connects an individual or group of people with the past through the items that the box contains.
A memory box is different to a memory book.
There are many reasons why you may want to make up a memory box, maybe to help preserve your own families memories, to educate children or maybe, as we are going to do today, for somebody with dementia to help stimulate their memory
Vale of Glamorgan page for Carers who are unpaid and care for a relative or friend in the Vale of Glamorgan. Here you can access
Training & Support. Benefits. Leaflets
Do you look after someone?
Directory of support, advice and information for carers in the Vale of Glamorgan and Cardiff
Alzhiemer's Society Key Publications and Fact sheets about Dementia. And accessible Resources available here.
Is committed to improving its services for those living with Dementia and began our journey in February of this year with all staff undertaking Dementia Awareness Training after our Community Development Officer met with Elin Jones of Ty Hapus to discuss Dementia Friendly Project in the area.
Moving forward, Barry Town Council are keen to continue supporting Dementia Friendly Initiatives and are hoping to work with the Shop Local Barry Group to introduce even more Dementia Friendly Initiatives.
Below are contact details for Dementia Friendly Barry Steering Group. Please contact direct for more. Or you would like to join Barry Dementia Friendly community steering group.
Barry Town Dementia Friendly Steering Group
Chairman: Jane Weldon
Volunteer Dementia Champion Alzheimer's Society
Email: dementiafriendlybarry@outlook.com
Feel Good-Join In
Sporting Memories Foundation. Tackling Dementia, Depression & Loneliness through the Power of Sport.
Golden Oldies
NOW every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at 11am, from June 30th you can enjoy a Goldies session in your home led by Rachel on Tuesdays and Cheryl on Thursdays.
JOIN THE LATEST SESSION ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL
'What's Occurin' in Barry? Visit Barrybados.com
Twitter #Barrybados for News, Events, Pics and Gifts about Barry.
Shop number is 01446 732517
Practical ideas for Living with Dementia through the Lock down.
Find and Submit Ideas. Join our Blog. Helping you feel connected and Active without leaving your home.
Coronavirus (COVID-190 AND SCAMS
Be aware of people offering or selling
Coronavirus testing kits. These are only offered to the NHS
Vaccines or miracle cures. There is none so far.
overpriced or Fake Goods goods to protect yourself from Coronavirus.
Shopping or Medication services.
Offers to clean your home of Coronavirus
If you are unsure check with Family or Friends before accepting offers of Help.
Carers Support and Information
If you are looking after a relative, neighbour or friend who is unable to manage at home due to long term illness, age, disability or substance misuse you are a carer. By a carer, we do not mean an agency worker, paid or volunteer carer. Caring can be rewarding but it can also affect your homelike, work life, free time and your relationship with the person you care for. You don’t have to live in the same house as that person to be their carer. Carers are not paid a wage to provide support and are sometimes referred to as unpaid/family/informal carers.
Are You a Young Carer? Get information and support here
A Young carer is defined as someone under 18 who provides care on an unpaid basis for another person. The person they look after may be a parent, brother or sister, a grandparent or another relative.
cavamh - Supporting voluntary sector, service user and carer involvement in the development of mental health services across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan through:
Mental Health Forum - The voice of the voluntary sector
Sefyll - Involvement in adult mental health services
Nexus - Involvement in older people's mental health services
