
The Dementia Voices Project
Dementia Voices Project works with people living with Dementia so that they are involved in decision making about services they use. This includes co-producing material, working with GPs, the NHS clinical commissioning groups, the GLA or museums, theatres and Transport for London and other dementia charities in Brent, across London and UK wide.
Dementia Voices Project works alongside the Dementia Peer Support Service in Brent, to help people living with dementia get the most out of their lives and working to make Brent a Dementia Friendly Borough. Dementia Voices Project is supported by Trust for London.
Brent Dementia Peer Support Service
The Brent Dementia Peer Support Service is run by Ashford Place supporting people living with dementia to support others living with the diagnosis. The service is suitable for people who can engage in a peer support role.
The Dementia Peer Support Service is the result of feedback and consultation with Brent residents living with dementia and their carers. The service aims to help and provide appropriate support available in the community following a diagnosis of dementia
Dementia Voices and the Peer Support Service provide a number of services developed by, with and for, people living with dementia/memory loss and their carers
This includes but are not limited to:
- Organised activities, visits and classes to improve personal independence
- Support to continue with hobbies and/or develop new ones with peers
- Support individuals to help reduce stress and understand complex feelings after a dementia diagnosis
- One-to-one support between people with experience of living with or caring for someone with dementia/memory loss
- Access to independent information, advice and guidance as well as guided support to access services in Brent
COVID Update: The service is currently meeting remotely.
You can view and download a copy of our printable A5 brochure here:
Brent Dementia Peer Support Service 2021-2023
You can also watch our peer supporters talk about their experiences of the service below: