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Advice and support for those people diagnosed with dementia, their carers, family and friends. We can provide information on:

• Local support services
• Getting a break
• Legal planning
• Support for carers
• Living well with dementia
• National support services
• Money matters

The Dementia Advisory Service provides relevant and timely information throughout a person’s journey with dementia. Support is provided within an environment which is tailor-made for the individual.

If you have a diagnosis of dementia or you provide care for a person with a diagnosis of dementia and you would like support, then please contact us (see contact details on the right of this page).

Please note: those people who are already being supported by either a CPN or Care Manager, will not require the support of the Dementia Adviser.

If you are you worried about your memory problems, but do not have a diagnosis of dementia you will need to contact your GP in the first instance.

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