TRO at the 6th UK Dementia Congress
Next week, Liverpool plays host to the UK Dementia Congress for the very first time. From 1st-3rd November hundreds of delegates will arrive at the BT Convention centre to attend a range of plenary sessions, parallel sessions, workshops and special interest sessions.
We will be present throughout the event with an information table in the main hall, and on 3rd November I will be presenting in a parallel session about our Get Into Reading groups. The presentation will focus on our partnership with Ashton, Leigh and Wigan Memory Service and use the example of our joint project to demonstrate best practice in delivering services for people living with dementia in a community setting.
If you are attending, do come and visit our table and say hello. We will have lots of information about our work and will be selling copies of A Little, Aloud and Poems To Take Home. Hope to see you there!
Share
Related Articles
Pat: ‘You don’t need to be an academic – it’s about going on your gut feeling about a story or poem’
National charity The Reader runs two popular weekly 90-minute Shared Reading group at one of the UK’s most innovative libraries,…
Sue: ‘I like the fact you’re not judged by anyone, we have a laugh and learn a lot from each other’
National wellbeing charity The Reader is celebrating the first year of a second weekly Shared Reading group at one of the…
‘A magical blend of amazing texts and heartfelt contributions’ Shared Reading in Conwy, North Wales
Library assistant Steve Stratford is one of nine staff at Conwy Libraries in North Wales who have been trained to…
