Make time for a cuppa with Dementia UK on 7 February

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Charity Dementia UK is holding a fund raising event Time for a Cuppa on 7 February.

The national charity supports the development of Admiral Nurses, specialist dementia nurses and offers both practical and emotional support to people affected by dementia. They are inviting individuals and organisations to host a fund raising tea party in their own home or business premises. It really is as simple as inviting round some friends, making a cuppa and putting out some delicious cakes. They have even provided a range of delicious 'cuppa cake' recipes for you to try.

Time for a Cuppa day gives everyone affected by dementia the chance to break down barriers, to talk about and raise awareness of this illness. It also gives you the opportunity to support the vital work of the charity by fundraising! Dementia UK relies completely on voluntary donations, so your support really will make a difference.

£60
will provide training to 2 members of Uniting Carers to equip them with the skills needed to share their experiences with professionals or to talk to the media in order to raise awareness of carers needs

£120
will enable Dementia UK Training to provide 4 care workers with specialist training to equip them with the skills and knowledge to deliver high quality professional care to people with dementia

£180
will support 12 carers by providing specialist support and advice through the national Admiral Nursing DIRECT helpline

£600
will provide an Admiral Nurse with professional training to ensure the continued delivery of support to family carers
Over 820,000 people are living with dementia in the UK and it is predicted to rise to over a million by 2025. As one in three people over the age of 65 will die with dementia chances are you or someone you know iis affected by the condition.

To find out more or to register for your own tea party visit www.timeforacuppa.org.uk

For more information about the work of Dementia UK visit www.dementiauk.org

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