Dementia

Dementia, a condition impacting cognitive abilities such as memory, reasoning, and communication, often necessitates specialised care and support. Amidst such challenges, selecting an ideal gift for a loved one, friend or colleague grappling with dementia can be daunting. In this blog post, we delve into thoughtful, practical gift ideas for dementia patients in Australia and beyond.

DementiaTLC is an organisation that aims to educate and provide support for all those affected by Dementia, including those living with the condition, their loved ones, carers, family, friends, colleagues, professionals, and all those that could benefit from a little bit of knowledge or support.

Dementia Support Australia (DSA) is a free nationwide support service for people living with dementia and their carers. They offer 24/7, 365 days a year help to carers in Australia.

Rebecca advocates for better dementia care, and empowering people through free resources and online education courses, such as Dementia: Leading with Understanding to Facilitate Connection and Communication.

Australia has numerous organisations that provide remarkable support and resources for individuals with dementia and their caregivers.

This article guides you in selecting practical and thoughtful gifts for dementia patients in Australia, like Evaheld, which helps with Legacy and Care planning.

A life care plan expert is a professional who assesses the individuals' medical and non-medical needs, developing a comprehensive plan for their lifetime care.

Discover heartfelt DIY gift ideas for beloved grandparents who hold an irreplaceable place in our hearts. Celebrate love and cherished memories in this blog.

Losing a father is a heartbreaking experience and in this post we help people to choose a special gift for people experiencing the loss of a father.

This blog post explores the significance of quality of life care plans and their potential to enhance individual wellbeing.

A Dementia Advocate on a journey to create A Sweeter Course, for those with Dementia, and that of their carers and loved ones