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Getting help for forgetfulness – Encouraging timely help-seeking for dementia in Black African and Caribbean families

5 May 2017 - 11:22 by michelle.foster

Black African and Caribbean elders develop dementia earlier than their White counterparts, but often delay help-seeking until crisis point. Delaying help-seeking has negative effects on future outcomes for patients and carers as it reduces access to treatment, care and support, independent living, and quality of life.

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Koestler Trust Regional Hub launch - Art Not Crime: Using the arts as a springboard for positive change in criminal justice settings and beyond

5 May 2017 - 11:20 by michelle.foster

The Koestler Trust is delighted to announce the launch of their very first regional mentoring hub. Since 2007, The Koestler Trust’s arts mentoring scheme has been supporting people leaving prison to use the arts to transform their lives. Having gone from strength to strength, the scheme is now looking to have a more dedicated regional presence across the UK, starting in the North West of England. Koestler Trust

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The Spirit of Manchester

Through the Big Lottery’s Celebrate fund, we trained individuals from across the city to tell the story of how their community, activity or organisation and the work being done there adds to the spirit of Manchester. The films made will be shown at five fun screening events across the city in a Spirit of Manchester roadshow.

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What if there really was a different relationship between the NHS and people in communities?

3 May 2017 - 17:32 by Nigel Rose

The new blog by Nigel Rose, Macc's Strategic Lead (Commisioning) was an entry for an essay competition run by the King's Fund (which he didn't win). It's about one possible future scenario for the NHS - "It's 2025, it's Chorlton, it's cold and there's a meeting at the GP surgery....."

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