Communities work together to help carers of, and those with Dementia live well. Guiding principles Outcome Indicators Addressing inequalities and identifying Numbers of participants, shops and resources based on need. community venues attending Addressing the social Dementia Friends and Let’s Work determinants of health and wellbeing Together Training Building capacity of the local economy Numbers of people with Dementia Responding to local needs and accessing community based priorities using all available insight in initiatives South Staffordshire. Identification of easily accessible Alignment of funding, reducing safe places throughout the district duplication Numbers of carers accessing Outcome focussed specialist support Utilising existing/developing The creation of opportunities for accountability and governance people with Dementia, also their arrangements carers. for money In South Staffordshire, through Improving co-production with all the Good Life: sectors Communities have access to Increase the capacity in community Dementia Friends training. based interventions and support Local communities, including carers Utilising the Locality Structure within are involved with shaping local South Staffordshire projects. Prevention and early intervention Professionals working in Focus across the life course communities have access to Vulnerable groups and communities Dementia training through Let’s Community Asset based Work Together. Encouraging and promoting personal Communities know of safe places responsibility locally for people with Dementia Communities, people with Dementia and their carers are informed of all services and activities available. Evidence of need What you Evidence of need What the – – data tells us told us 1461 people live with Dementia Befriending services 10, 8000 ( or 1 in 10 people ) are caring Support for carers – access for services for someone and communication The number of people who are predicted Of those who care for someone with to have dementia will increase in the dementia 18% receive financial support District by 40% by 2020 58% of residents caring for someone 5% of residents in South Staffordshire with dementia have not looked into care for someone with dementia financial support. 61% stated they not know where to access financial advice.
Communities work together to help carers of, and those with Dementia live well. Guiding principles Addressing inequalities and identifying resources based on need. Addressing the social determinants of health and wellbeing Building capacity of the local economy Responding to local needs and priorities using all available insight in South Staffordshire. Alignment of funding, reducing duplication Outcome focussed Utilising existing/developing accountability and governance arrangements for money Improving co-production with all sectors Increase the capacity in community based interventions and support Utilising the Locality Structure within South Staffordshire Prevention and early intervention Focus across the life course Vulnerable groups and communities Community Asset based Encouraging and promoting personal responsibility Outcome Indicators Numbers of participants, shops and community venues attending Dementia Friends and Let’s Work Together Training Numbers of people with Dementia accessing community based initiatives Identification of easily accessible safe places throughout the district Numbers of carers accessing specialist support The creation of opportunities for people with Dementia, also their carers. In South Staffordshire, through the Good Life: Communities have access to Dementia Friends training. Local communities, including carers are involved with shaping local projects. Professionals working in communities have access to Dementia training through Let’s Work Together. Communities know of safe places locally for people with Dementia Communities, people with Dementia and their carers are informed of all services and activities available. Evidence of need – What the data tells us 1461 people live with Dementia 10, 8000 ( or 1 in 10 people ) are caring for someone The number of people who are predicted to have dementia will increase in the District by 40% by 2020 5% of residents in South Staffordshire care for someone with dementia Evidence of need – What you told us Befriending services Support for carers – access for services and communication Of those who care for someone with dementia 18% receive financial support 58% of residents caring for someone with dementia have not looked into financial support. 61% stated they not know where to access financial advice.
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