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Thanks for posting the link. This project shows there is some really good work going on. The problem is for it to filter down to the grass roots, often hampered by a lack of resources they have at their disposal. But also to educate and get others to be open to other and innovative ways of giving support.University of Stirling to develop new adult social care centre | Dementia Services Development Centre l DSDC, Stirling
Stirling is partnering with the University of Birmingham, as part of a broader consortium of key stakeholders from across the four nations of the UK, to develop a new centre for adult social care. The new centre - IMPACT (Improving Adult Care Together) - has been funded £15 million, over the...
I know what you mean. Even though I expressed support in my previous post, I admit I have the same question. We see quite a few announcement about starting new projects/work/research but these reports lack detail to give us info what these initiatives actually do. I guess we'd have to approach those involved directly and keep up to date with reports published etc. I worked at a University that had a dementia research unit, but it was difficult to find information published that the public could access.
