Events
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We hold DCAN events in-person and online, as well as sharing events from like-minded organisations and individuals.
Explore them below.
DCAN events
The following events listed are run by the Dementia Change Action Network
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The Alzheimer’s Association International Conference® (AAIC®) will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands on 26-30 July. Delegates will also have the option to attend virtually. Delegates will hear from leading scientists, clinical researchers, […] Each month Tide holds Focused Group meet ups to enable specific groups of carers to meet up virtually and discuss topics related to their experiences as carers. Caring for someone […] 42% of unpaid carers are male but there is a distinct lack of male representation in carers groups. Because support groups can be predominantly female, men often feel they can’t […] In this webinar hosted by the Good Home Inquiry, they will examine how a digitally connected home supports and enhances a good home and how to ensure more people are connected […] Join the National Association of Link Workers for their next twitter chat - Dedicated hash tag: #LinkWorkerChat Topic: coming soon! Benefits of participating in #LinkWorkerChat Raise the profile of your role and organisation Make connections with others Gain Twitter followers Share knowledge and learn something new (CPD) Refresh your mind! How it works There will […] 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 […] The Dementia Fiction Festival will take place at Accidental Theatre, Shaftesbury Square, Belfast on Wednesday 15th and Thursday 16th September 2021. The festival is organised by the Dementia Fiction project at Queen's University Belfast, a project which investigates how the language of contemporary fiction represents the minds of characters with dementia. The festival will include keynotes, panels, […] Anchor institutions are large public sector organisations, connected to their local area, that can use their assets and resources to benefit the communities around them. Health and care organisations, as […] The 3rd UK Annual Social Prescribing Link Worker Day will take place October 8, 2021 to celebrate and showcase Social Prescribing Link Workers’ impact and role in creatively disrupting inequalities […] Join The King's Fund in November for its flagship event, which brings together senior leaders working in health and social care to celebrate the latest best practice and explore the […]
Alzheimer’s Association International Conference: Amsterdam & online
Online 
Young Onset Carers Focus Group – Tide
Online 
Male Carers Group
Online 
How does digital connectivity support and enhance a good home?
Online 
#LinkWorkerChat
Online 
Interactive Online Early-Stage Dementia Awareness Training for Arts Facilitators
Online 
Dementia Fiction Festival
Online 
Anchor institutions: using resources and influence to reduce health inequalities
Online UK Annual Social Prescribing Link Worker Day
Online 
The King’s Fund Annual conference 2021
Online