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Posted by Lynda Hutton, on 17th February
Most of the time before we take on a new role we have the luxury of venturing into that role with the knowledge of what may be expected of us. We will have a job description and receive an induction...
24
Feb
by DSDC Team
The University of Stirling and Ipsos MORI (the independent research company) are conducting a short survey about the work of the Life Changes Trust,...
24
Feb
by Lesley Palmer
The DSDC design team recently received a request to provide design guidance for an individual diagnosed with dementia with Lewy Body (DLB). The...
24
Feb
by Wendy Perry
As we mark the one year anniversary of the first Covid lockdown in the UK, at the DSDC we have reflected on what has been an incredibly challenging...
22
Feb
by DSDC Team
Think back to the last time you got fish and chips from the chip shop. What can you remember about it? Do you remember the smell of the fryer, the...
17
Feb
by Wendy Perry
With everything that has been happening in social care since the start of the Covid 19 pandemic, it has been difficult to find the head space to see...
25
Jan
by DSDC Team
Many of us are going to be spending more time in our gardens this spring than ever before. Our gardens may be the safest place for us to spend time...
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