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Join us for a free masterclass with the Dementia Centre's Annie Pollock exploring how we can make our outdoor spaces more welcoming and enjoyable for people living with dementia. 

Annie Pollock, Associate Consultant with the Dementia Centre, HammondCare, is an award-winning architect and landscape architect who specialises in designing outdoor spaces for older people and people living with dementia.

Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Date: Thursday 21st February 2019

Time: 09:15 - 15:15

Venue: The Albert Halls (Lesser Hall), Dumbarton Road, Stirling, FK8 2QL

 Agenda 

09.15    Arrival, settling in and tea/ coffee

09.30    Introduction to dementia and environmental design issues 

10.15    Health benefits of being outside for people living with dementia

10.35    Easy movement - surfacing

10.50    Coffee break 

11.00    Easy movement - seating, handrails, steps, ramps

11.25    Easy movement - access to facilities, coffee, toilets, etc.

11.50     Easy movement - signage 

12.15    Planting, maintenance, general safety issues

12.40    Questions and feedback forms

13.00    Lunch 
    
13:30    Dementia Friendly Environments  Evanton Woods and Kings Park

14:00    Paths for All's Dementia Friendly Environments Guidance Note

14:15    Tour of Kings Park, Stirling 

15:15    Close

If you have any questions, please email Dementiafriendly@pathsforall.org.uk

Best wishes, 

The Dementia Friendly Walking Team

This work is supported with funding from The Robertson Trust and The Life Changes Trust. The Life Changes Trust is funded by the Big Lottery Fund.