the click guide to dementia

Dementia is one of the biggest challenges we face today. Last year there were 850,000 people with dementia in the UK and, according to the Alzheimer’s Society, there will be more than one million people living with dementia by 2025. In response to these demographics there is a growing range of resources to improve the quality of life for the person with dementia, their family, carers and friends through communication, entertainment and stimulation.

The click guide to dementia has been developed to help people living with dementia, their family, carers and professionals working in this area to make use of the fantastic resources which are already available across the whole spectrum of needs today. We believe it is important to bring all of this information together in a single place. The guide lists more than a hundred of these resources.

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The guide is available as an ebook and can be purchased immediately below (you will need an application on your computer or mobile device that can read ebooks in the epub format). It is also available as a handy paperback book, despatched directly from the printers.

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After payment an email will be sent to you with a download link. This will download the guide to your computer/device.

click guide to dementia

£4.99

about the author

Shirley Ayres is a qualified social worker and marketer who has worked within the care sector for over 35 years. She has extensive experience of helping organisations to understand the power of digital engagement in the social age. Shirley has had a diverse and challenging career in the care sector which has included working with central and local government, charities, the health sector and digital technology start ups.

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Shirley now works with organisations excited about the potential of digital technology to transform services and share the learning from success and failure. She is co-founder of the Connected Care Network which promotes collaboration and partnerships for the digital age.

She was the co-presenter and producer of The Disruptive Social Care Podcast, a provocative 25 minute weekly video and audio podcast discussing topical issues and events promoting innovations across the care sphere.