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Buckinghamshire Council

Get advice if you own and empty home or want to report an empty home

Youthspace

If you would like help and support or someone to talk to, we run drop-in sessions for those aged 11 to 19 (up to 25 years for those with SEND).

Buckinghamshire Council

What does this mean and where can I get support?

Understanding dementia
How to live well with dementia
What does this mean and where can I get support?
I am being supported by someone
Information for carers
Annual review with a GP
Part of 'I have been diagnosed with dementia'.
Medication and dementia
Information on drug treatments for Alzheimer’s disease
Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS)
The DoLs aims to protect vulnerable adults who are staying in a care home or nursing home.
Driving with dementia
A diagnosis of dementia is not in itself a reason to stop driving
Support from the council's Adult Social Care team
Support for people who are living with dementia and for their carers
Technology that can help you live independently
Telecare is simple technology to help you remain living independently at home for longer
Support with mobility and carrying out daily tasks
Occupational Therapists see beyond diagnosis and limitations, to hopes and aspirations
Bucks Healthcare Trust - outpatient support
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust is an integrated service providing care and treatments in a variety of settings including in a person’s home.
Community support if you’re socially isolated
The Prevention Matters service supports individuals who are socially isolated
Support from charitable organisation
Support from charitable organisation
‘Sunflower’ lanyards to show you have hidden disabilities
The Sunflower Lanyard Scheme is a way to discreetly show you have hidden disabilities.