Jan Archibold, founder of Memory Action Group, shares how lived experience is shaping more compassionate, community-led dementia support.
Memory Action Group...
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Gareth Roberts, Director of Quality at Lifeways, a provider of support for people with complex needs in the community, explores why real co-production is often...
Suzanne Mumford, Director of Clinical and Dementia Care at KYN, a London-based collection of residential and nursing care homes, reflects on the complexity of...
How Amy Hopper went from retail to care, becoming a compassionate leader who ensured dignity, advocacy and human connection at the end of life.
Amy Hopper...
How Hayley Williams creates connection, comfort and meaning through the smallest moments of everyday care.
The music starts softly, then builds. A familiar...
How Jonathan Vowles Morgan found purpose in care, creating connection and confidence through nature.
Every Wednesday, a small group sets out into the Forest of...
Care workers are central to delivering care, yet too often excluded from shaping it. Karolina Gerlich, Chief Executive at The Care Workers’ Charity, explores...
Admiral Nurse, Chris Knifton has been working with Dementia UK as a specialist dementia Admiral Nurse for over a decade. Through his personal experience of...
Sarah Offley, Chief Officer at Dudley Voices for Choice, a self-advocacy charity led by people with learning disabilities, with contributions from the DVC...
Language can include or exclude—and across health and social care, it often determines whether people feel heard at all. Jackie O’Sullivan, Executive...






