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Clwb Rygbi Castell Newydd Emlyn, Dol Wiber, Adpar, Newcastle Emlyn SA38 9AZ

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Emlyn and Tivyside Group Meeting Parkinson's Support Group

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Emlyn and Tivyside Group Meeting Parkinson's Support Group

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Meet monthly on the third Tuesday from 11:00 until 14:00

We offer information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson's, their families and carers. We meet monthly to enjoy a carvery lunch together. We also have various activities available such as yoga, dance, singing and boccia.

Please call for more information.

Jenny Blake

07771 359005

j.purnell136@btinternet.com

Clwb Rygbi Castell Newydd Emlyn, Dol Wiber, Adpar, Newcastle Emlyn SA38 9AZ

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Parkinson's UK has information and support for everyone living with Parkinson's, whether newly diagnosed or if you're a carer of someone with Parkinson's.

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Lions Message in a Bottle – Lions Clubs International MD105 British Isles
Lions Clubs Message in a Bottle is a simple but effective way for people to keep their basic personal and medical details where they can be found in an emergency on a standard form and in a common location – the fridge.
Ask your Social Worker or GP surgery.

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Lions Clubs International MD105 British Isles

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Lions Clubs Message in a Bottle

Lions Clubs Message in a Bottle is a simple but effective way for people to keep their basic personal and medical details where they can be found in an emergency on a standard form and in a common location - the fridge.

Message in a Bottle (known within Lions as MIAB) helps emergency services personnel to save valuable time in identifying an individual very quickly and knowing if they have any allergies or take special medication.

Paramedics, police, fire-fighters and social services support this Lions life-saving initiative and know to look in the fridge when they see the Message in a Bottle stickers, supplied. The initiative provides peace of mind that prompt and appropriate medical assistance can be provided, and next of kin / emergency contacts can be notified.

How to obtain a Message in a Bottle

Members of the public and other organisations can obtain a Message in a Bottle kit by contacting their local Lions club

More than 6 million Message in a Bottle kits has been distributed by Lions Clubs International (MD105) British Isles to people with conditions such as diabetes, allergies, disabilities and life-threatening illnesses.

Clubs are able to provide Message in a Bottle within their local communities free of charge thanks to fund-raising and generous donations from the public and businesses. It is not just vulnerable people who benefit from Message in a Bottle. Anyone with health conditions could have an accident at home.

The Message in a Bottle kit includes a form, where personal and medical information is detailed. This is placed in the bottle (with its distinctive green branding), which is stored in the fridge. Two stickers are provided: one for the fridge door and the other for the inside of the front door of the premises.

A spare copy of the form can be downloaded in the following folder:

Kits are supplied by local clubs FREE of charge to members of the public, as well as to health centres, doctors' surgeries, and chemists. Lions clubs may also work with organisations, such as Neighbourhood Watch, Age Concern, and housing associations, to make bottles widely available. These can be displayed to the public, for example, in white pre-printed boxes.

The cost to Lions clubs for the kits, along with details of packing and delivery charges are provided in the order form.

Message in a Bottle order form

Quantities of bottles can be ordered by Lions clubs and other organisations using the Message in a Bottle order form. This should be downloaded, completed, and sent to the Lions Club International British Isles head office at the address shown on the form.

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Informal cafe meeting - offering support, advice and friendship for people affected by Parkinson's. Meet monthly on the first Wednesday from 14:00 until 16:00

Please get in touch for more information.

Gate Road, Penygroes, Llanelli SA14 7RW

Mandy Howells

01269 832 739

howellsmandy1@gmail.com

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Whether it's in person, over the phone, meeting other people or simply reading a booklet. We're here for you, however you need support.

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https://www.goldiescymru.org.uk/

Goldies Cymru | Facebook

Everyone is welcome at our Goldies Cymru sessions. We are not a choir but we do use the popular hits of the 50's onwards at our sessions to get people singing out and (quite often!) getting up to dance.

Singing groups

Ty Dyffryn Ammanford SA18 2QE

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Llanelli Disabled Drivers Association, Albert Street, Llanelli SA15 2SY

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Llanelli Group Meeting Parkinson's Support Group

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Llanelli Group Meeting Parkinson's Support Group

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Meet monthly on the third Wednesday from 14:00 until 16:00We offer information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson's, their families and carers. We also organise regular events and social activities.

Join us - and meet other people affected by Parkinson's in your area.

Please get in touch for more information.

Mandy Howells

01269 832 739

howellsmandy1@gmail.com

Llanelli Disabled Drivers Association, Albert Street, Llanelli SA15 2SY

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Parkinson's UK has information and support for everyone living with Parkinson's, whether newly diagnosed or if you're a carer of someone with Parkinson's.

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Age Cymru Befriending Life Links Groups and Digital Support

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Age Cymru Befriending Life Links Groups and Digital Support

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Age Cymru Dyfed | Social Groups (ageuk.org.uk)

Mark Age Cymru Dyfed Pembrokeshire Facebook

Kim Age Cymru Dyfed Ceredigion Facebook

Peter Age Cymru Dyfed Facebook (Digital Support all counties)

Haroun Age Cymru Dyfed | Facebook (Digital Support all counties)

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1 John Street, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire SA15 1UH

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Ty Celf Art house , Art Classes for people living with dementia

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Ty Celf Art house , Art Classes for people living with dementia

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Ty Celf run a weekly art class for people living with dementia, Monday afternoon between 2.00-4.00.  if you would like more information email info.ytycelf@gmail.com

Tel : 07854 003327

Y Ty Celf - The Art House Llanelli (dewis.wales)

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member artists and makers

Supporting

Emerging Artists

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Y Ty Celf are in the process of applying for grant funding for 2022 to continue our successful workshops.
In the meantime
check out our 60 Minute mini workshops for Autumn 2021

contact for info

Y Ty Celf are actively looking to reopen its gallery for 2022

We focus on the hidden and emerging artists to draw out the treasures from the land and it's people.

Valuing the culture and industrial heritage of Wales, making art the heart of the community

news...news...news.. Arts & Craft

60 minute mini workshops
Autumn 2021

Click the button below to go to the workshops page where you can book and pay to secure your place!

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Artists And Makers Online Gallery | Y Tŷ Celf-The Art House | Llanelli

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member artists and makers Supporting Emerging Artists ​ Y Ty Celf are in the process of applying for grant funding for 2022 to continue our successful workshops.

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Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) - Shine (shinecharity.org.uk)

information about Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus as there is increasing awareness and therefor diagnosis of this type of dementia.

51 High St, Gorseinon, Swansea SA4 4BT

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DFWN , Dementia Group, Glanafon, Betws, Ammanford SA18 2EX

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DFWN , Dementia Group, Glanafon, Betws, Ammanford SA18 2EX

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Are you looking for other people with dementia to talk to?

There is a regular get-together for people, in and around Ammanford, who have a diagnosis of dementia, to:

·       discuss our concerns together.

·       share, learn from and support each other.

·       just talk, be together and have fun!

·       with tea, coffee, and biscuits

At the Meeting Room
Glanavon Retirement Housing,
Park Street, Bettws, Ammanford,
SA18 2EX.

Drop in Tuesday

between 1pm and 3pm

Please email for further information, directions or to have a chat about what we can do together: Email: dwfn@peter-clark.com

Ydych chi'n chwilio am bobl eraill â         dementia i siarad â nhw?

Mae cyfarfod rheolaidd i bobl, yn Rhydaman a’r cyffiniau, sydd â diagnosis o ddementia, i:

·       trafod ein pryderon gyda'n gilydd.

·       rhannu, dysgu oddi wrth a chefnogi ei gilydd.

·       dim ond siarad, bod gyda'n gilydd ac efallai y byddwn yn cael hwyl hefyd!

·       cael te, coffi a bisgedi

Yr Ystafell Gyfarfod

Tai ymddeoliad Glanafon

Stryd y Parc, Bettws,
Rhydaman, SA18 2EX.

Dydd Mawrth, galw heibio

rhwng 1pm a 3pm
Anfonwch e-bost ataf i gael rhagor o wybodaeth, cyfarwyddiadau teithio neu i gael sgwrs am yr hyn y gallwn ei wneud gyda'n gilydd:            E-bost: dwfn@peter-clark.com

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Age Cymru Dyfed (ageuk.org.uk)

Units 5 - 11
LEC Workshops
100 Trostre Road
Llanelli
SA15 2EA

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https://www.goldiescymru.org.uk/

Goldies Cymru | Facebook

Everyone is welcome at our Goldies Cymru sessions. We are not a choir but we do use the popular hits of the 50's onwards at our sessions to get people singing out and (quite often!) getting up to dance.

Singing groups

Newcastle Emlyn Holy Trinity Church, SA38 9BX

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Herbert Protocol | Dyfed-Powys Police

The Herbert Protocol is a form that carers, family or friends of a vulnerable person, or the person themselves can fill in.

It contains a list of information to help the police if the person goes missing, including:

medication required

mobile numbers

places previously located

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https://www.goldiescymru.org.uk/

Goldies Cymru | Facebook

Everyone is welcome at our Goldies Cymru sessions. We are not a choir but we do use the popular hits of the 50's onwards at our sessions to get people singing out and (quite often!) getting up to dance.

Singing groups

Heol Goffa, Llanelli SA15 3LS

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HWB - Help Cefnogaeth  Cyngor HWB - Help Support Advice

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HWB - Help Cefnogaeth  Cyngor HWB - Help Support Advice

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Delta Connect – Delta Wellbeing

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There are three key elements to the service:

Firstly, it's about providing the right support to help individuals to help themselves by focusing on their wellbeing.

Secondly, the service aims to provide help when it's needed through early intervention to reduce the impact of ill health and help individuals regain their independence.

Thirdly, it's about providing ongoing specialist help to continue promoting independent living to prevent a 'potential' crisis occurring and the impact this may have on an individual's health and wellbeing.

5 STEPS TO CONNECT Contact Us
Firstly, a client would get in touch with one of our friendly Advisors on 0300 333 2222. This could be a self-referral, via a family member or through a social care or health professional.
Wellbeing Assessment
We would then undertake a Wellbeing Assessment to identify what level of support the client requires to live well and establish what their priorities are - i.e food shopping, loneliness, social interaction, managing a health condition.
Pro-active Wellbeing Calls
The assessment also determines the frequency of follow up wellbeing calls to support the client's welfare. This could be weekly, monthly or even a few times a week depending on the client's specific needs.
Wellbeing Activities
We'd also support wider wellbeing activities, such as re-engaging with the local community. This could be identifying and providing support to attend community groups of interest such as gardening or dancing groups etc or by connecting like-minded individuals through the CONNECT 2U app.
Community Responder Service
We also provide an appropriate 24/7 Community Responder Service when in crisis. Supporting non-injurious falls and welfare needs. This provides clients and their families with peace of mind knowing help is always available should they ever need it.

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There are three key elements to the service: Firstly, it's about providing the right support to help individuals to help themselves by focusing on their wellbeing. Secondly, the service aims to provide help when it's needed through early intervention to reduce the impact of ill health and help individuals regain their independence.

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https://www.goldiescymru.org.uk/

Goldies Cymru | Facebook

Everyone is welcome at our Goldies Cymru sessions. We are not a choir but we do use the popular hits of the 50's onwards at our sessions to get people singing out and (quite often!) getting up to dance.

Singing groups

Kidwelly, Canolfan John Burns, SA17 5AB

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HWB - Help Cefnogaeth  Cyngor HWB - Help Support Advice

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HWB - Help Cefnogaeth  Cyngor HWB - Help Support Advice

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Information and protocols from the Welsh Ambulance Service.

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Welsh Ambulance Service Dementia Team wins Gold - Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust
Information on the RITA tablets used in Welsh Ambulances

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Our new Cradle Choir in Llanelli welcomes anyone in the area who is living with Dementia and a member(s) of their community, be it carer, friend, or family member, to join with us for a regular programme of singing sessions on Tuesday afternoons.

-          There are NO AUDITIONS and NO FEES

-          You don’t need to be able to read music

-          You will need to be able to get yourself along to the sessions

-          Although we hope you can come to all the sessions for the maximum benefit, we understand that things can on occasion prevent attendance and that is fine!

Every Tuesday from 2.00 – 3.00 pm followed by the chance to get to know each other a little better over a free tea/coffee and biscuits afterwards.

To find out more contact Jennifer Hill on:

029 2063 5063 or 07891 765696 | jennifer.hill@wno.org.uk

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DEWIS CYMRU, Health and Wellbeing Directory

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DEWIS CYMRU, Health and Wellbeing Directory

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https://www.dewis.wales
Dewis Cymru is a public website that aims to help people connect in their community, to help reduce loneliness and social isolation by giving people knowledge and information. It’s THE place to go for people who want information or advice about what is on in your community to help support their wellbeing – whether that’s their own well-being or the well-being of a family member or friend.

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Cymorth Gofalwyr Gorllewin Cymru Carers Support West Wales 

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Carers Support West Wales | Cymorth Gofalwyr Gorllewin Cymru
Gofalu am ofalwyr , Caring for carers
Mae gwefan Cymorth Gofalwyr Gorllewin Cymru yn siop un stop ar gyfer gofalwyr di-dâl sy’n cynnig ffordd gyflym a hawdd o ddod o hyd i wybodaeth benodol i ofalwyr yn y tair sir.
The Carers Support West Wales website is a one stop shop for unpaid carers offering a quick and easy way to find carer specific information in the three counties.

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Carers Support West Wales | Cymorth Gofalwyr Gorllewin Cymru

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A regional website providing support and information for unpaid carers in Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.

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Heol Llanelli, Trimsaran, Kidwelly SA17 4AA

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Clwb Prynhawn da Trimsaran / Good afternoon club Trimsaran 

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Every Tuesday 1 - 3pm social group for all in the community Leisure Centre

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infoengine: Find services in your community
Health and Wellbeing Directory for third sector services

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infoengine: infoengine: Find services in your community

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Infoengine is the directory of third sector services in Wales. Developed and led by the third sector, Infoengine primarily covers the Counties and County Boroughs of Powys, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Bridgend. infoengine highlights a wide variety of ex…

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We believe in a healthier Wales where people get the health and social care services they need in a way that works best for them.

We are here to understand your views and experiences of health and social care, and to make sure your feedback is used by decision-makers to shape your services.

We seek out both good and bad stories so we understand what works well and how services may need to get better. And we look to particularly talk to those whose voices are not often heard.

You can get in touch with us however suits you to tell us about your experiences – email, phone or via our contact form.

We also talk to people about their views and experiences by holding events in your local communities or visiting you wherever you’re receiving your health or social care service.

We also work with community and interested groups and in line with national initiatives to gather people’s views.

And when things go wrong we support you to make complaints.

Our staff and volunteers work all over Wales so you will have local advice and support in your area. And we hold regular local events where you can find out more about us, share your stories face-to-face or ask you for your views on particular services.

Our work is for the people of Wales, so you can read our plans here and our past Board papers here. You are welcome to join our Board meetings which take place once a month at different locations.

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Code of practice on access to premises and engagement with individuals

The Welsh Government asked us what we thought of its document "Code of practice on access to premises and engagement with individuals". This document says how we should work together with the NHS and local authorities when we visit premises to talk to people about their health and social care services. We asked for some changes to the document. The Welsh Government thought about what we said, and made some changes. You can find out more in these letters. You can see the Code of practice on access to premises and engagement with individuals

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Covering health and social care services for people living in the following areas: Llais Carmarthen Suite 5, 1st Floor, Ty Myrddin, Old Station road Carmarthen SA31 1LP Llais Milford Haven Suite 18 Cedar Court, Havens Head Business park Milford Haven SA73 3LS

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Dementia Connect | Alzheimer's Society (alzheimers.org.uk)
Dementia Connect, Alzheimer's Society's dementia support service, is free, easy to access, and puts you in touch with the right support. From local help to phone and online advice. Alzheimer’s Society’s dementia advisers can support you directly by phone or face to face, as well as connect you to a range of local services.

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Dementia Connect, Alzheimer's Society's dementia support service, is free, easy to access, and puts you in touch with the right support. From local help to phone and online advice.

If you need specific coronavirus support and advice, please visit our coronavirus (COVID-19) support pages.

Alzheimer's Society's dementia advisers can support you directly by phone or face to face, as well as connect you to a range of local services.

Select an option below to see how we can support you.

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Dementia Connect, Alzheimer's Society's dementia support service, is free, easy to access, and puts you in touch with the right support. From local help to phone and online advice. If you need specific coronavirus support and advice, please visit our coronavirus (COVID-19) support pages.

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About Us - Tygolau

We work with people who have memory problems / dementia type illnesses and offer a safe environment where they can engage in mentally stimulating activities, which has been shown to slow down the ageing process.

Contact Us

info@tygolau.org.uk
01554 890896

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Cyngor Sir Gâr / Carmarthenshire County Council

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Cyngor Sir Gâr / Carmarthenshire County Council

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Dementia (gov.wales)

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Dementia is a problem in the brain that makes it hard for a person to remember, learn and communicate. The symptoms of Dementia including: memory loss, confusion, mood changes and difficulty with day-to-day tasks. There are many causes of dementia, with Alzheimer's the most common.

These symptoms worsen over time, although the rate of progression differs with each person as does the symptoms Memory loss is a common symptom of dementia, however, memory loss by itself does not mean you have dementia.

If you are concerned about someone you know, you will need to make an appointment for them to see their doctor, who may refer them to a memory clinic.

People with dementia and their families are sometimes reluctant to seek advice when concerned about memory or other problems. But there are many potential benefits to getting medical advice if you're worried. Being diagnosed early is important for many reasons. It helps you to get the right treatments and to find the best sources of support, as well as to plan ahead for the future.

The person who experiences memory loss or dementia may need care and support to continue to live in their own home, the doctor can refer them to Social Care or you can request an assessment.

Once you have been assessed we will be able to identify the type of support you need, this can include:

Personal alarms & monitors

Help with day-to-day task such as washing dressing and meals

Day opportunities - people with dementia can benefit from a break from their daily routine just as other people do. There are opportunities for people living with dementia to have social contact and simulation.

Residential and Nursing Care - Sometimes it is no longer possible to care safely for someone with dementia at home. Some homes provide specialist care for people with Dementia.

Short breaks - If you are looking after someone with Dementia you are a carer. It is important that carers look after their own health and wellbeing and may need a break from their caring responsibilities this could be for a few hours or a couple of weeks.

A range of neurological conditions associated with dementia can lead to gradual loss of memory, difficulties with language, concentration and understanding. However there is now clear evidence that people living with dementia can continue to lead enjoyable and purposeful lives with the right kind of support.

People living with Dementia can sometime express unusual or unexpected behaviours, there is often an underlying reason for this which can be explored, identified and addressed. This can help people living with dementia to be more relaxed and less anxious.

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Dementia is a problem in the brain that makes it hard for a person to remember, learn and communicate. The symptoms of Dementia including: memory loss, confusion, mood changes and difficulty with day-to-day tasks. There are many causes of dementia, with Alzheimer's the most common.

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Millennium Memorial Hall, Clifton Street, Laugharne, Carmarthen SA33 4QG

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Welcome to Croeso Cynnes Laugharne

A warm and welcoming space where everyone feels valued and supported on their journey towards a more connected and enriched life.

Croeso Cynnes Laugharne is a small volunteer-run social enterprise in the heart of our community. We meet on the second Friday and fourth Friday of every month, from 11 am to 2 pm at Laugharne Memorial Hall.

Whatever the weather is like outside, inside the hall you are guaranteed a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with table tennis, games, newspapers, and lively conversations with both old friends and new. And, of course, there will be a delicious home-made two-course meal. And, thanks to generous donations, it is all absolutely free.
Everyone is welcome to come along for lunch and fun activities – and it is absolutely free!!

Find out more by contacting Jo Bryan on 07803 933981 or Jo05lee@aol.com

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SUPPORTING PEOPLE TO BE INDEPENDENT

HOLISTIC SUPPORT TAILORED TO THE INDIVIDUAL

ACHIEVING PERSONAL OUTCOMES

KEEPING PEOPLE CONNECTED

PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELL BEING
How to access the service

If you have been diagnosed with a Dementia or have a Cognitive Impairment, you can contact Delta on 0300 333 2222 and ask to be referred to the Community Resource Team within your locality for an outcome focused assessment.

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Elevenses at Llanelli - People Speak Up Llanelli

People Speak Up have many interesting groups and projects the Elevenses Group is just one and currently meeting in Llaneli and Carmarthen at Cartref Cynes Elevenses - Cartref Cynnes - People Speak Up Llanelli see web page for more information on all groups such as Men in Conversation, over 50's social group and Warm Digital Hub.

Who We Are - People Speak Up Llanelli

Contact info@peoplespeakup.co.uk

01554 292393

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Cymunedau Cysylltiedig Sir Gâr / Connected Communities Sir Gâr (padlet.com)
Cymunedau Cysylltiedig Sir Gâr Connected Communities Sir Gâr | Facebook
Connected Communities Sir Gar , padlet for information on food hubs, warm spaces and cost of living crises information.
Connected Communities Facebook page a page sharing community information.

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A series of videos and clips that are designed to help people understand the disease and give confidence to interact with people living with dementia.

Specifically focused on building confidence and understanding among carers, formal and informal.

Free to use.

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Dementia training films for carers - PocketMedic.org

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Community care training films for formal and informal carers​​ Watch films on this topic + 10 community care training films for formal and informal carers subtitled into Welsh​​ Watch films on this topic + Clips for use in training sessions​​​ Watch films on this topic + Go back to Film Library

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Age Cymru ¦ About our dementia advocacy project

Gwybodaeth am ein prosiect eiriolaeth dementia

I'r rhan fwyaf o bobl, mae gwneud eu penderfyniadau a'u dewisiadau eu hunain yn fater o gryn bwysigrwydd. Mae bod yn rhan o brosesau gwneud penderfyniadau lle mae hunan-hunaniaeth yn cael ei fynegi yn agwedd bwysig ar ryddid personol. Mae'r egwyddor hon wrth wraidd gwasanaethau eirioli i bobl sydd a diagnosis o ddementia.

Our independent dementia advocacy project enables people with a diagnosis of dementia to access the services and support you need and to have a voice in decisions that are being made. It's also to support you through situations where you may be abused and need to find safeguarding solutions.

The advocacy we offer will be independent of any other service people living with dementia use. This means the person with dementia will be at the heart of the decision making process, and we can support and represent them without any conflict of interest.

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Age Cymru ¦ About our dementia advocacy project

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This project is about enabling people with dementia access to services and support that they need and to have a voice in decisions that are being made. It is also to support them though situations where they may be abused and need to find safeguarding solutions.

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DEWIS CYMRU, health and wellbeing national directory

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Resources (dewis.wales)
Social Group for people with memory issues or diagnosed dementia, activities, events and speakers.

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HWB - Help Cefnogaeth  Cyngor HWB - Help Support Advice

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HWB - Help Cefnogaeth  Cyngor HWB - Help Support Advice

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Memory Cafe at Tysul Church, Llandysul starts on November 2nd 2023

Everyone welcome

Contact for more details :

connecting@ceredigion.gov.uk

01545 574200

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What is an Admiral Nurse? | Dementia UK | Specialist dementia nurses

Admiral Nurses are specialist dementia nurses. Continually supported and developed by Dementia UK, they provide life-changing support for families affected by all forms of dementia – including Alzheimer’s disease.

Contact your health provider for a referral

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Admiral Nurses are specialist dementia nurses. Continually supported and developed by Dementia UK, they provide life-changing support for families affected by all forms of dementia - including Alzheimer's disease.

Our nurses are here when people need help. They have the time to listen and the knowledge to solve problems.

As dementia specialists, Admiral Nurses help families manage complex needs, considering the person living with dementia and the people around them. When people are struggling, our nurses help them take back control. When friends and family are worried about a loved one, they give them the confidence to manage their future with dementia.

Admiral Nurses help people living with dementia stay independent for longer - and support the people caring for them so that they will have the strength to cope with the bad days, and the energy to enjoy the good days.

Admiral Nurses work in local community services, GP practices and NHS hospitals, care homes, and hospices. They also run our Dementia Helpline and Clinic appointments.

Read and download more information about what Admiral Nurses here.

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Admiral Nurses are specialist dementia nurses. Continually supported and developed by Dementia UK, they provide life-changing support for families affected by all forms of dementia - including Alzheimer's disease. Our nurses are here when people need help.

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Dementia Friends Llandeilo | Llandeilo | Facebook

Partnership between The Welsh National Opera and Llandeilo Dementia Friendly Community Group

Cradle Choir is a fun singing group for people living with dementia, providing an opportunity for those living with the disease as well as those in a caring capacity to enjoy each other’s company on a weekly basis.

Meeting at Capel Newydd Crescent Road Llandeilo every Monday at 2.00pm - 4.00pm with refreshments

Everyone will receive a warm welcome.

To find out more, contact Jenn at Welsh National Opera on:

029 2063 5063 or 07891 765696 | jennifer.hill@wno.org.uk

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Cymunedau Cysylltiedig Sir Gâr / Connected Communities Sir Gâr (padlet.com)

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Marie Curie Palliative Care Dementia Service

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Marie Curie Palliative Care Dementia Service

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Marie Curie Palliative Care Dementia Service

For referral please ask your GP or health professional

To help people in the later stages of dementia manage their illness at home or in a care home. Marie Curie in partnership with Hywel Dda University Health Board provide this service.

The Marie Curie Palliative Care Dementia Service is a team of Marie Curie senior nurses skilled in palliative care and experience of working with people with dementia.

They offer support, to the patient and family directly in all care settings.

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There are more than 140 Marie Curie Nurses working in Wales, caring for around 2,300 terminally ill people and their families in their homes each year.

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National charity specifically for Carers of those with Dementia.

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National charity specifically for Carers of those with Dementia.

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About us | Dementia Carers Count

National charity specifically for Carers of those with Dementia. The website has lots of useful information and they provide free courses for Carers as well as giving them the opportunity to meet and connect with people in a similar situation.

There's information about the following topics which are split into little videos:

Support

Benefits

Legal Rights

LPA's

Assessments

Managing Emotions

Physical and mental health

Resilience

Dementia/memory/communication

Physical/thinking/emotional and behavioural challenges Activity Diet Relaxation

Info@dementiacarers.org.uk

0203 5400 700

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If you support or care for someone with dementia, whatever you need to know, wherever you are, we can help. Learn about us here.

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Patient Information (padlet.com)

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Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service 

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Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service 

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Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service Dementia Friendly Community

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Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service | Please choose you preferred language