Dates for your Diary
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Easter Service 2024
Please Click on the image below to watch our Easter Service at St Michaels Church on Wednesday 3rd April.
Making Angels together for St Michael’s Church Christmas Market
Essential Practical information for Carers Slideshow
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Please Click Image Below to see our Pentecost Message 2023
We enjoyed our Harvest service on Wednesday 21st September 2022 followed by a shared lunch
Wednesday Workout classes are now taking place at St Michael’s Church meeting room on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 11am.
Ann’s Wednesday Workout Online! Join in now with our dementia friendly exercise class at any time.
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In 2013, Verwood Town Council in association with the Alzheimer’s Society decided to set up a Dementia Friendly Community Association.
This group is now independent of the Council and has its own constitution.
1 in 14 people over 65 will suffer from dementia at some stage after that age.
There are probably around 400 sufferers in Verwood and Three Legged Cross.
If this is affecting your life, either as a person who has the disease or as a carer, VDFCA can help you.
BECOME A MEMBER OF VDFCA BY CLICKING HERE
What are the 5 key messages?
Dementia is not a natural part of ageing
Dementia is caused by diseases of the brain
It is not just about losing your memory
It is possible to live well with dementia
There is more to a person than dementia
WHAT IS IT LIKE TO LIVE WITH DEMEMNTIA
The purpose of VDFCA is to:
Raise awareness about dementia in the Community to enable people to have a greater understanding of the disease
Work with shops, businesses and service providers to develop a dementia friendly environment
Help our community become more inclusive towards people who have dementia and their carers
Signpost those who need help
How can we help a person suffering from dementia?
View the success of Crawley DFCA