Hi, I’m Johnnie, the new Catering Manager. You will usually find me at St George’s Community Hub, but I will also be spending time at our other community hubs and respite facilities too. I have a background in catering for the elderly and people with learning disabilities, as well as Read more…
Hi, I’m Sam! I am excited to share that I have been recently promoted to Team Leader at Poppy Dementia Day Support, in Swinton and I wanted to tell you a little bit about my journey in case you are thinking of taking a similar step. I have worked as Read more…
Have you recently been diagnosed with Dementia and are looking for some advice? A timely diagnosis can help a person living with dementia to live well and for longer. A greater understanding and awareness of dementia can allow for adjustments to be made, which will help you to manage and, Read more…
Discover what activities are happening throughout Dementia Action Week and read our top 5 dementia related blogs. Whether you’re supporting someone with dementia or wanting to learn more, these blogs will keep you informed. Join us in the beautiful surroundings of the wellbeing garden for a morning of remembrance and Read more…
Are you looking for dementia-friendly activities in Salford? Humphrey Booth Resource Centre is the place to be, with its age-friendly, welcoming atmosphere, fully accessible facilities, a community café, and lots of activities perfect for older people and people living with dementia. Our handy guide highlights some of the best activities Read more…
What is a Lasting Power of Attorney? There may come a time when a person living with dementia is unable to make decisions about their care and finances. A ‘Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)’ is the process that appoints someone else to make decisions on their behalf, in their best interests. Read more…
This week 6th-12th May is Deaf Awareness Week 2024. Deaf Awareness Week is a time to celebrate diversity, promote understanding, and build a more inclusive world for all. We have created a guide to help you engage and communicate better when talking to your deaf friend, family member or colleague. Read more…
Gardening is a rewarding and therapeutic activity, it can provide physical, mental and emotional benefits for people of all abilities. Engaging in gardening creates a connection with the ever-changing seasons throughout the year. Whether you’re acquiring the skill of weaving willow for winter wreaths, delicately sowing seeds during blossoming spring, Read more…