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Why pets are good for your brain
If you love animals you already know how good your beloved pet can make you feel but did you know they are great for your brain too?...


How to get the Council to help with your bin collection
Do you drag your heavy bin out to the pavement each week? Well, if it is proving too much a quick call to the council could solve your...


Water Priority Service
As we age, certain everyday tasks can become more challenging to manage. For older adults, having access to reliable utilities and...
How Amazon’s Alexa Can Help People Living with Memory Changes or Dementia
Amazon’s Alexa, a voice-controlled virtual assistant, is a powerful tool that can significantly enhance the lives of people living with...
Look after your hearing to prevent dementia
We've invited James Owen from Owen Hearing to share his knowledge and expertise. We all expect to have a few issues with hearing as we...


The Wednesday Games Club
The Good Company People’s Clubs are based on hobbies and interests of members. In our last survey members wanted a Club where they could...

Registering an Emergency Plan with CRESS
As a carer, one of your biggest concerns is likely to be what would happen to the person you care for if you were suddenly unable to...

A guide to getting a dementia diagnosis
If you have any concerns about memory loss and disorientation, or notice subtle changes in your personality or someone close to you,...

Why filling in a Herbert Protocol can help you in a crisis
What is this? The Herbert Protocol is named after George Herbert, a War veteran of the Normandy landings, who had dementia and tragically...


How to claim a 25% Council Tax Reduction
What is this and how can it help me? If you care for someone who is living with dementia and you receive an attendance allowance you can...

What can a Dementia Support Worker do to help me?
What is this? Carers Breaks Engagement Team (or CBET) are a team from East Sussex County Council who support people living with dementia...


Support for people diagnosed with hearing or sight loss
Do you know someone who turns the TV up louder or struggles to hear on the phone? Or perhaps someone you care for has experienced changes...
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