A powerful legal document that allows you to choose the people that you TRUST to make decisions about your Property, Finances, Health and Care, should you lose capacity through an accident, following an operation or an illness. Capacity may be lost temporarily also, this may leave you vulnerable if you have not appointed Attorneys
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Get help to set up care and technology in the home. We help bridge the gap for self funders that is often not available from statutory services
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Trying to navigate the care system and work whilst overseeing someones care is extremely challenging. We aim to bridge the gap if Social Services only offer you a copy of the care directory
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We can complete this form for you. You may be entitled to a reduction or exemption on your council tax bill when this benefit is awarded
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The last thing anyone wants to talk about after a diagnosis is money. However planning ahead now will give you the opportunity to make decisions and plan for the future.
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Meet others who are doing a similar caring role. Caring for a person with dementia is different to any other caring role
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When someone receives a diagnosis of dementia they can feel mixed emotions. They may feel relief that finally they know what is wrong with them and the illness has a name or they may feel bewildered, angry and shocked with the diagnosis. However, this is the time for you to plan ahead and to make sure your affairs are in order and to make provision for the future. It may also be the time for your spouse to make some informed decisions for the future also.
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You may also want to look at the practical support options that we offer at this stage.
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We support you personally with clear information given by a sympathetic professional.
This service is for family carers whose relative is no longer under a service and are struggling to support someone as their dementia progresses.
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A service for carers who are supporting a relative living independently. Many carers are working full-time, looking after a family and caring for their loved one with dementia. Having the right support and services in place can prevent a crisis.
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