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The DANN partnership brings together cross-sector organisations and individuals to improve the lives of people with dementia and to build dementia-friendly communities across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Name of the parties responsible: Rob Bryant, Jessica Tomlinson, Kirsty Veitch-Sorsby

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πŸ› Doctor's orders? Maybe not... but this is one piece of health news that might make bath time feel even more justified!...
22/10/2026

πŸ› Doctor's orders? Maybe not... but this is one piece of health news that might make bath time feel even more justified! πŸ˜„

I don't often get to share news encouraging people to run a hot bath, light a few candles, and have a well-earned soak, but this article from the British Heart Foundation caught my eye.

Emerging research suggests that regular hot baths could help alleviate symptoms of a common circulatory condition, potentially offering benefits alongside medical care and a healthy lifestyle. While more research is always welcome, it's fascinating to see how something as simple and relaxing as a hot bath may support our health and wellbeing.

Many of our DANN partners work closely with people aged 65+, so this could be an interesting read to share with the people and communities you support.

🫧 So, for once, taking it easy in the tub might be something you can put on your to-do list!

πŸ”— Read the full article here:
https://www.bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/news-from-the-bhf/news-archive/2026/october/regular-hot-baths-could-alleviate-common-circulatory-disease

As always, people should follow advice from their healthcare professional and seek medical guidance if they have concerns about their health.

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Regular hot baths could alleviate common circulatory disease

21/10/2026
πŸ§ΆπŸ’š Get Hooked on Crafting for Your Brain Health! πŸ’šπŸ§ΆDid you know hobbies like knitting, crochet, sewing, painting, and ot...
21/10/2026

πŸ§ΆπŸ’š Get Hooked on Crafting for Your Brain Health! πŸ’šπŸ§Ά

Did you know hobbies like knitting, crochet, sewing, painting, and other creative activities can help keep your brain active and support your overall wellbeing?

The latest article from Alzheimer’s Research UK explores how crafting can stimulate your mind, encourage social connections, reduce stress, and bring a real sense of purpose and achievement. Whether you're an experienced crafter or thinking about trying something new, creative activities can be a fun and rewarding way to support your brain health.

As we learn more about the steps we can take to look after our brains throughout life, it's encouraging to see that enjoyable activities like crafting may play a positive role.

πŸ“– Read the full article here: πŸ”— https://www.alzheimersresearchuk.org/news/get-hooked-on-crafting-for-your-brain-health/

What creative hobbies do you enjoy? Share them in the comments and inspire others to give something new a try! πŸ‘‡

When it comes to brain health, getting creative is often overlooked. Find out how crafting can help you stay sharp and keep connected.

Today's excellent online session hosted by Museum Development Midlands highlighted the growing importance of creating de...
20/10/2026

Today's excellent online session hosted by Museum Development Midlands highlighted the growing importance of creating dementia-friendly museum spaces where people living with dementia, their families and carers feel welcomed, included and supported. Great to see Sue from Flintham Museum there!

Museums have a unique role to play in helping people stay connected to their communities, memories and interests. Small changes can make a big difference, from improving signage and staff awareness to developing dedicated dementia-friendly activities and quieter environments.

Did you know that museums across the Midlands can apply for up to Β£5,000 of funding through the Museum Development Midlands Open Grants programme?

πŸ‘‰ Find out more and apply here: https://www.mdmidlands.org.uk/grants/open-grants

Ideas for how funding could support dementia-friendly initiatives include:

βœ… Dementia awareness and communication training for staff and volunteers
βœ… Development of reminiscence resources and object-handling collections
βœ… Dementia-friendly signage, wayfinding and interpretation materials
βœ… Creation of quiet or sensory-friendly spaces within museum venues
βœ… Delivery of dementia-friendly tours, workshops and community sessions
βœ… Partnership projects with local Dementia Action Alliances, care providers and community groups
βœ… Improved seating, lighting and accessibility features to enhance visitor experience
βœ… Production of large-print guides, conversation prompts and memory packs

As the number of people living with dementia continues to grow, creating welcoming cultural spaces has never been more important. It's encouraging to see funding opportunities available to help museums take practical steps towards becoming more inclusive and supportive of people affected by dementia.

How to apply for an MDM Open GrantPlease follow the steps below carefully.Reminder: applications must be submitted using the online application form to be eligible.Step 1: Read the Open Grants guidanceStart by reading the Open Grants Guidance in full. This explains who can apply, what we fund, how m...

πŸ‘ A huge thank you to Lindsey Knott from the Nottingham Forest Disabled Supporters Association (NFDSA) for joining last ...
19/10/2026

πŸ‘ A huge thank you to Lindsey Knott from the Nottingham Forest Disabled Supporters Association (NFDSA) for joining last Wednesday's Dementia Action Nottingham & Nottinghamshire (DANN) meeting and sharing the fantastic work taking place to support disabled supporters.

It was inspiring to hear about the wide range of social activities, events, and opportunities that help people connect, build friendships, and enjoy being part of the Nottingham Forest community. Initiatives like these play such an important role in reducing isolation, promoting wellbeing, and ensuring that everyone can feel included and supported.

⚽️❀️ The NFDSA is doing some amazing work to make football and social engagement more accessible for disabled people and their families, and we encourage our partners and followers to find out more about the association and the opportunities available.

πŸ”— Visit their website: www.nfdsa.co.uk/home

Thank you again, Lindsey, for taking the time to share your experience and passion with the DANN partnership. We look forward to continuing to learn from and work alongside organisations that are making such a positive difference in our communities.


https://www.nfdsa.co.uk/home

Nottingham Forest DSA are a group of volunteers, fans with diverse disabilities and carers. Set up in April 2022 and launched in March 2023, NFDSA aims β€œTo work independently and in partnership with Nottingham Forest Football Club, to promote awareness and seek equality for all Nottingham Forest

15/10/2026

New service from Dementia UK...

πŸŽ† Supporting Someone with Dementia During Fireworks Season πŸŽ†For many of us, fireworks are a fun part of celebrations suc...
15/10/2026

πŸŽ† Supporting Someone with Dementia During Fireworks Season πŸŽ†

For many of us, fireworks are a fun part of celebrations such as Bonfire Night, Diwali and New Year. However, for people living with dementia, the loud noises, bright flashes and changes to routine can sometimes cause confusion, anxiety or distress.

The Alzheimer's Society shares practical advice to help make fireworks season more dementia-friendly, including:
βœ… Planning ahead and talking about upcoming events
βœ… Choosing professionally organised or low-noise displays
βœ… Creating a comfortable and reassuring environment
βœ… Exploring quieter ways to enjoy the celebrations, such as watching displays from home
βœ… Respecting individual preferences if fireworks feel overwhelming

A little understanding and preparation can make a big difference, helping people with dementia feel safe, supported and included during seasonal celebrations. ❀️

πŸ”— Click the link below to read the full article and discover more helpful tips from Alzheimer's Society:
https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/blog/dementia-fireworks-bonfire-night



https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/blog/dementia-fireworks-bonfire-night?dm_i=7O35,31GRN,15VZ6S,7ZWV4,1,0,0,0

For a person with dementia, loud noises can confuse, scare or trigger unwanted memories. We have five tips for staying safe and scare-free when celebrating with fireworks.

πŸ’™ Looking for Information, Support and Connection Around Dementia? Join the Gedling Dementia Hub! πŸ’™Whether you're living...
14/10/2026

πŸ’™ Looking for Information, Support and Connection Around Dementia? Join the Gedling Dementia Hub! πŸ’™

Whether you're living with dementia, caring for a family member, supporting a friend, or simply looking for advice and guidance, the Gedling Dementia Hub offers a welcoming space where you can access support, connect with others and find out what's available locally.

🀝 Meet local services
β˜• Enjoy free refreshments
πŸ’¬ Share experiences with people who understand
πŸ“š Access practical information and advice
🌟 Build connections and reduce isolation

πŸ“ Carlton Forum Leisure Centre
Coningswath Road, Carlton, Nottingham NG4 3SH

πŸ“… Second Wednesday of every month
πŸ•™ 10:00am – 2:00pm

βœ… Free of charge to attend
🏊 Optional swimming and exercise sessions available (additional cost applies)

Dementia can affect the whole family, but nobody should face it alone. The Gedling Dementia Hub is a friendly and supportive place to find help, ask questions and connect with others on a similar journey.

πŸ“ž For more information, call 0115 901 3660

πŸ“’ Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with your friends, family, community groups and local networks. Together we can ensure more people affected by dementia know where to find support in their local community.

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πŸ’™ Nottingham City Dementia Hubs – Information, Support and Connection When You Need It Most πŸ’™Are you living with dementi...
14/10/2026

πŸ’™ Nottingham City Dementia Hubs – Information, Support and Connection When You Need It Most πŸ’™

Are you living with dementia, supporting a family member or friend, or looking for advice about memory concerns? The Nottingham City Dementia Hubs offer a welcoming space where you can access practical information, social support, guidance and opportunities to connect with others who understand the dementia journey.

No referral is needed. Whether you have recently received a diagnosis or have been supporting someone for some time, you will find a friendly face and helpful support.

πŸ“ Bestwood & Sherwood Dementia Hub
Winwood Court, Chestnut Walk, NG5 4BQ
πŸ—“οΈ Third Wednesday of each month | ⏰ 1pm–3pm

πŸ“ Brain Health Hub
ICCA, 99 Hucknall Road, NG5 1QZ
πŸ—“οΈ Second Wednesday of each month | ⏰ 10:30am–12:30pm

πŸ“ Clifton Dementia Hub
Clifton Cornerstone, Southchurch Drive, NG11 8EW
πŸ—“οΈ Last Tuesday of each month | ⏰ 1pm–3pm

πŸ“ Strelley Dementia Hub
Bramley Green, Helston Drive, NG8 6LQ
πŸ—“οΈ Last Thursday of each month | ⏰ 1pm–3pm

These hubs are a fantastic opportunity to:
βœ… Access trusted dementia information and advice
βœ… Meet others with shared experiences
βœ… Learn about local services and support groups
βœ… Reduce isolation and build confidence
βœ… Find practical help for day-to-day challenges

πŸ“’ Please help spread the word. Share this post with friends, family, neighbours, community groups, faith organisations and local networks. You never know who may benefit from knowing that support is available close to home.

Together we can help ensure that nobody affected by dementia feels alone.

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The Β£48 million investment is designed to make the UK "research-ready" and "treatment-ready" for the next generation of ...
14/10/2026

The Β£48 million investment is designed to make the UK "research-ready" and "treatment-ready" for the next generation of dementia therapies, offering renewed hope for people affected by dementia and their families.

The BARBARA Alliance aims to accelerate dementia research, improve access to clinical trials and help deliver new treatments to people sooner.

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