Join tide for a chat and meet Sarah Merriman, head of tide delivery. This is an informal session where you can find out more about tide's work, purpose and the variety of opportunities available to you as a member.
Stay stimulated, re-energised and connected from home! Art Wednesdays from Arts 4 Dementia is back from Wednesday 12th January 2022. This is a brilliant opportunity for people with early-stage dementia and their companions to socialise, engage creatively and learn new art techniques in a friendly online video workshop via Zoom. These weekly sessions are fun […]
Are you interested in becoming involved in the design and delivery of tide’s training events including, the Carer Development Programme modules, Carer Webinars and tide's contracted work delivering training for Health and Social Care Professionals? This can be a one-off if you have a specific topic you feel strongly about sharing with others, or it […]
Join the relaxed opening of Frans Hals: The Male Portrait exhibition for adults living with dementia and their carers. There are two pre-booked dementia-friendly tours of the exhibition available, and there will be no other visitors in the exhibition space at that time. Details are below and you can choose your preferred time slot: 10.00 – 10.45 […]
New research from the Universities of Sussex and Manchester looks at ethnic inequalities in health in later life– specifically, how they vary with age; whether levels of inequality have changed over time; and to what extent they can be explained by socioeconomic inequality and self-reported experiences of racism and racial discrimination. In this webinar researchers […]
This is an online support group for LGBTQ+ people over 50 who are looking after a partner, relative or friend with dementia, memory loss or cognitive problems. The main purpose of the group is to provide a safe and supportive space where carers can talk frankly about the issues they are facing in their daily […]
These webinars from 3 Nations Dementia Working Group are delivered by people living with dementia. Everyone is welcome. The content of the webinars is relevant to professionals working with people affected by dementia, people living with dementia, and carers.
Speak Out with Dementia is a new online peer support group run by Opening Doors London, for people with a diagnosis of dementia who identify as LGBTQ+ Many older LGBTQ+ people have experienced prejudice, discrimination and social exclusion over many decades. LGBTQ+ people living with dementia can face double stigma and challenges as there is […]
Join tide for a relaxed chat with the team and other member of tide across the UK. These online Coffee Mornings are friendly, informal and attended by current carers, carers of those who are in residential care and former carers so are open to all.
Arts 4 Dementia warmly invites arts organisations learning managers, facilitators, artists, and healthcare professionals to book a place on the upcoming Online Early-Stage Dementia Awareness Training, held over Zoom. This full-day session will be delivered by experienced trainer Aubrey Maasdorp, with arts workshop guidance from Emily Taylor and Nigel Franklin of A4D.
Speak Out with Dementia is a new online peer support group run by Opening Doors London, for people with a diagnosis of dementia who identify as LGBTQ+ Many older LGBTQ+ people have experienced prejudice, discrimination and social exclusion over many decades. LGBTQ+ people living with dementia can face double stigma and challenges as there is […]
Involving carers as equal partners – hear all about it! The new Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) provides a great opportunity to strengthen the involvement of carers of people with dementia. Over two years, Tide worked with Dementia United in Greater Manchester to create the Dementia Carers Expert Reference Group, which is now embedded in the […]
An Age-friendly Community is a place where people of all ages are able to live healthy and active later lives. These places make it possible for people to continue to stay living in their homes, participate in the activities that they value, and contribute to their communities, for as long as possible. Through the UK […]
Speak Out with Dementia is a new online peer support group run by Opening Doors London, for people with a diagnosis of dementia who identify as LGBTQ+ Many older LGBTQ+ people have experienced prejudice, discrimination and social exclusion over many decades. LGBTQ+ people living with dementia can face double stigma and challenges as there is […]
This is an online support group for LGBTQ+ people over 50 who are looking after a partner, relative or friend with dementia, memory loss or cognitive problems. The main purpose of the group is to provide a safe and supportive space where carers can talk frankly about the issues they are facing in their daily […]