January 11th, 2021
Supporting you to live well in West Sussex
Are you supporting a relative or friend who is living with dementia?
In the UK someone is diagnosed with dementia every three minutes and there are many more people who have the disease but remain undiagnosed.
Dementia describes a set of symptoms including memory loss, mood changes, and problems with communications and reasoning. The most common form being Alzheimer’s.
It is important to seek information and support if you or someone you know is experiencing these symptoms. Early diagnosis can help people with dementia and their families to take control of their lives, manage their condition well and plan for the future.
Information and support with a few clicks
Westsussexconnecttosupport.org is a website that has a wealth of resources to support people in West Sussex to live well and independently at home. The dedicated section on dementia has recently been expanded and updated. It features a range of information, advice and resources to help you understand the symptoms, how to get a diagnosis, support following diagnosis and practical advice on how to plan for the future so you can live well with dementia for as long as possible.
Importantly, the dementia section also features powerful real-life stories from people living in West Sussex talking about their experiences of supporting someone in their family who has dementia.
Visit Westsussexconnecttosupport.org and go to ‘Living well with a health condition or disability’.
For help using the website please contact us on 01243 642121 or email socialcare@westsussex.gov.uk
Why not be the first to send us your thoughts
Thank you for your comments, they will appear shortly once approved.
Supporting you to live well in West Sussex
Westsussexconnecttosupport.orgSupporting you to live well in West Sussex
Are you supporting a relative or friend who is living with dementia?
In the UK someone is diagnosed with dementia every three minutes and there are many more people who have the disease but remain undiagnosed.
Dementia describes a set of symptoms including memory loss, mood changes, and problems with communications and reasoning. The most common form being Alzheimer’s.
It is important to seek information and support if you or someone you know is experiencing these symptoms. Early diagnosis can help people with dementia and their families to take control of their lives, manage their condition well and plan for the future.
Information and support with a few clicks
Westsussexconnecttosupport.org is a website that has a wealth of resources to support people in West Sussex to live well and independently at home. The dedicated section on dementia has recently been expanded and updated. It features a range of information, advice and resources to help you understand the symptoms, how to get a diagnosis, support following diagnosis and practical advice on how to plan for the future so you can live well with dementia for as long as possible.
Importantly, the dementia section also features powerful real-life stories from people living in West Sussex talking about their experiences of supporting someone in their family who has dementia.
Visit Westsussexconnecttosupport.org and go to ‘Living well with a health condition or disability’.
For help using the website please contact us on 01243 642121 or email socialcare@westsussex.gov.uk
Comments (0)
No comments have been submitted yet.Why not be the first to send us your thoughts
Leave A Comment
Thank you for your comments, they will appear shortly once approved.
Topics
BroadwaterCrimeCissburyDurringtonGoringTarringWorthingWest WorthingHighdownStudent LifeCompetitionBusiness NewsLocal NewsCharity NewsEvents NewsOpinion
Recent Posts
Residents encouraged to quiz police chiefs on community safetyNovember 21st, 2024Care charities initiate merger to enhance services for veteransNovember 18th, 2024Mayor of Worthing receives new community-funded robeNovember 15th, 2024
Have You Seen...
Brightening up Montague PlaceApril 26th, 2022ANGER AT MONSTROSITY OF 5G POLE PROPOSAL AT BROADWATER SHOPSMarch 25th, 2021