Dementia at Work: The challenges of caring during the COVID-19 crisis

* An exclusive invite as part of Dementia UK's Dementia at Work support programme * [hosted via Zoom - an email will be sent out with further details prior to the event. Limited places available and we intend to record this session]

The challenges for families affected by dementia are greater and more complex than ever before. Please join our Senior Consultant Admiral Nurse, Victoria Lyons and Caroline Woodcock, one of our Helpline Admiral Nurses, to hear more about the challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia during the COVID-19 crisis. We will be sharing insight into how Dementia UK is responding to the pandemic and helping to ensure that no family faces dementia alone during this isolating time.

We will be providing expert insight into subjects like balancing caring and working, health and behavioural concerns and bereavement support, but we would welcome any questions you would like us to try and answer during the session. Please send these questions to corporate.partnerships@dementiauk.org.

* Dementia at Work - Workplaces are well-placed to provide an anchor of support, giving structure and stability when other aspects of daily life can be unpredictable and fragmented. Dementia UK has developed resources and support services delivered by our specialist dementia nurses – Admiral Nurses – to help your employees and customers live more positively with dementia and build a wider understanding of the condition. Please visit https://www.dementiauk.org/get-support/dementia-at-work/ for more information.*

Please note that Dementia UK has developed a COVID-19 support hub on our website to give the most up to date advice across a range of issues. We are continuously updating this support hub in line with government updates. https://www.dementiauk.org/get-support/coronavirus-covid-19/