Grenada Dementia Care Initiative exists to inform, educate, inspire and empower individuals who have dementia of any type, their caregivers, relatives and stakeholders. We will operate with integrity, dignity respect, and compassion. We will offer choices that will serve to empower persons to have ‘quality of life’ and enjoy optimum health at every stage of their journey. Our goal is, ‘Empowering Lives Enriching Communities’
We are a group of individuals who desire to offer holistic help to people living with dementia in Grenada, their relatives and caregivers. We also aim to increase awareness of the condition and its symptoms, across Grenada. Research shows that awareness can reduce the stigma of the disease and help to create a safe space where people living with dementia can share their experiences, which can inform bespoke person-centred care at home in the community and at different care facilities.
Grenada Dementia Care Initiative therefore exists to inform, educate, inspire and empower individuals who have dementia of any type, their caregivers, relatives and stakeholders. We will operate with integrity, dignity and respect, and compassion. We will offer choices that will serve to empower persons to have quality of life and enjoy optimum health at every stage of their journey. Our goal is ‘empowering lives enriching communities’
Our combined experience of over 30 years includes specialists in mental health and dementia studies, formal caregivers with many years of experience in caring for people with dementia, and family members and friends who have taken up the role of carer to look after their loved ones. As a team, we have dedicated our time and efforts to improving dementia care.
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Patients
Facilities will be accessible across the seven parishes in Grenada and open five days a week. The centres hope to encourage social activities and reminiscence therapy, music therapy and arts and crafts sessions. We will also offer short open discussions, video presentations on brain health, covering topics on risk factors, diet and life-style. Diagnosis and respite care will also be available in our day care centres, where informal caregivers may take their relatives with dementia for the day. Meals and activities will be provided. Our goal is to offer holistic care covering every aspect of need and to learn from our participants on how best we can serve them.
Our Support line is available seven days a week, to anyone who needs advice on caring for someone with dementia, or for anyone who is worried about memory or cognitive impairment and may be experiencing symptoms. Or if there is a crisis within the home, that is considered to be an emergency, help will be available. There is also advice available on our user-friendly website. We have developed a website that is easy to navigate for everyone. If you feel this is not the case then please give us your feedback.
Our support line is available seven days a week, to anyone who needs advice on caring for someone with dementia, or for anyone who is worried about memory or cognitive impairment and may be experiencing symptoms. Or if there is a crisis within the home, that is considered to be an emergency.
We have developed our website that is easy to navigate for everyone. If you feel this is not the case then please give us your feedback.
Fill out the form and we’ll respond within 24 hours.
We will cater for elderly client who’s relatives are working full time and need day care services for their elderly relative.
per attendee
All Meals
Interactive daily activities
Open 8AM - 4PM
Day trips out (Extra Costs Apply)
If you are looking for something more bespoke, get in contact with us to see what we can offer
I am interested in training in dementia care
We offer training in dementia care that covers the following areas:
What is dementia and what signs and symptoms to look out for
How to cope with behavioural changes that may come with dementia
What are the different types of dementias and how does each type affect a person?
What are the risk factors associated with dementia and how you may reduce your risk?
I am interested in care cost for an elderly person
We offer training in dementia care that covers the following areas:
What is dementia and what signs and symptoms to look out for
How to cope with behavioural changes that may come with dementia
What are the different types of dementias and how does each type affect a person?
What are the risk factors associated with dementia and how you may reduce your risk?
I am interested in becoming a volunteer at a day centre or spending time with an elderly person who lives alone
We offer training in dementia care that covers the following areas:
What is dementia and what signs and symptoms to look out for
How to cope with behavioural changes that may come with dementia
What are the different types of dementias and how does each type affect a person?
What are the risk factors associated with dementia and how you may reduce your risk?
I am interested in taking my elderly relative to a day centre
We offer training in dementia care that covers the following areas:
What is dementia and what signs and symptoms to look out for
How to cope with behavioural changes that may come with dementia
What are the different types of dementias and how does each type affect a person?
What are the risk factors associated with dementia and how you may reduce your risk?
Grenada Dementia Care Initiative exists to inform, educate, inspire and empower individuals who have dementia of any type, their caregivers, relatives and stakeholders.
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