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Public invited to last Peasedown dementia information workshop of the year

Friday 15th November 2019 Bath Echo News Team Community, Health

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People living in Peasedown St John and the surrounding areas are being given another opportunity to find out more about dementia, thanks to a free information workshop.

Dementia Friendly Peasedown is running the event in partnership with St John’s Church.

The session will be held at St John’s Church, Church Road (BA2 8AA) on Tuesday 19th November at 7pm.

Nathan Hartley, Project Manager for Dementia Friendly Peasedown, said: “This is the final opportunity before Christmas for local residents to attend one of our free Dementia Friendly Information sessions.

“Over 60 Peasedown residents have now attended one of our workshops this year, which is fantastic!

“One in four people will be affected by dementia in their lifetimes, especially those diagnosed with clinical anxiety in middle age, which is why it’s important to work with individuals and their families to try and make life much easier for those who have it.

“Hopefully, this evening session will be ideal for people who work during the day and haven’t been able to attend one of our daytime sessions.”

Jane Street, St John’s Church member, added: “We want to meet as many people as possible and make them aware of dementia, and how we as a community can support those who live with it.

“As well as hosting this dementia information workshop, the church will be working with Dementia Friendly Peasedown on other projects over the next year.”

Any member of the public who would like to find out more about dementia is invited to attend on Tuesday 19th November. Refreshments will be provided.

Registration is not essential, but to give the organisers an idea of the number of people wanting to attend, email your interest to Nathan Hartley – [email protected]

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