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  These rooms are for people who would like to know more about products and devices which can help manage memory difficulties.
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  The National Intellectual Disability Memory Service is committed to improving the early detection of dementia in people with an intellectual disability and offering post-diagnostic supports.
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  Within communities people are taking action, big and small steps that make a difference in the everyday lives of people with dementia. Find out what actions you can take and the supports available.
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  Businesses or service providers can make a big difference to the quality of life of people with dementia and their families. Find out what actions you can take and the supports available.
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  A community champion inspires others to make a positive difference to people living with dementia and their families. Find out how you can become a community champion and the supports available.
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  How to diminish the risk factors and reduce the risk of developing dementia.
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23/03/2022

Postgraduate Studies in Dementia Programme UCC

UCC is currently accepting applications for Postgraduate Studies in Dementia Programme. The deadline is July.

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10/03/2022

Call out for abstracts for this year Engaging Dementia Conference

DEADLINE Fri 13th May 2022

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24/02/2022

Staff Trained to Support People with Dementia how use their library

Librarians Reveal their Top 25 Must-Read Dementia Books

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20/01/2022

Vacancy for National Clinical Lead for NDO

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17/08/2021

Consultation document - Model of Care for Dementia in Ireland

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15/06/2021

Save the Date! 13th International Dementia Conference to take place on 4-6 October 2021

Deadline extended to18th of June 2021 to submit your abstract for the conference.

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22/04/2020

Memory Technology Resource Room

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02/04/2020

Local Authority Community Response Forum

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18/03/2020

Coronavirus/Covid-19 and Dementia

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