The Sutton Dementia Support service offers a wrap around service for people with dementia and their carers throughout their dementia journey. Working closely with Sutton Carers Centre who provide support for a carers of people with dementia.
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The Sutton Dementia Support service offers people with dementia and those that care for them, providing:
A central point of access to help you to manage your diagnosis and enable you to connect with local support more effectively
A Dementia Adviser service offering information and advice to enable you to live well with dementia
Timely access to support you on diagnosis, throughout your dementia journey and as things change
Access to regular monthly facilitated peer support to gain support from peers, learn strategies and share experiences from others in a similar situation
The Dementia Support Service provides advice to people with a Dementia symptoms and post diagnosis. You can be referred by a professional or self-refer to the service through Age UK Sutton.
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Age UK offers a wide variety of Help at Home services for Sutton's elderly residents, with trained support workers individually matched to customers based on needs discussed in an assessment - Ranging from doing groceries for housebound residents, all the way to help around the house with cleaning.
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The Community Connections Service is provided by Volunteer 'Community Connectors' and staff who help older people in Sutton to meet new people, make new friends and connect with the wider community. To do this, the service provides support to residents to connect with hobbies and communities.
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Our Digital inclusion programme at Age UK Sutton aims to promote the benefits of being online, provide people with confidence and skills to be able to use devices such as smartphones, tablets, computers, and even Amazon speakers to enable people to get the most out of using online services.
