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Find your local dementia alliance. See which organisations and businesses are making your community more inclusive.
The City of Melville sits upon the shore of the Swan River in Perth, Western Australia. It is home to 102, 393 people, living in 41,285 dwellings*, and consists of 18 suburbs, divided into six wards.
UQ Healthy Living offers a range of wellness services to persons over age 50 in the community.
UQ Art Museum is a site for progressive and contemporary creative inquiry. Our work speaks to the distinct context of the Art Museum’s place within the University.
QAGOMA provides a regular, free Art and Dementia community program that sees many visitors with dementia and carers coming to spend the morning at the gallery a few times each week, most weeks of the year.
Iona is an independent Catholic College for young men within the Archdiocese of Brisbane.
The Dougherty Community Centre (DCC) is Willoughby City Council’s largest Community Centre. The Centre has three operations areas: Venue Services, At Home with Willoughby Aged Services and Food Services. Blend Community Café is part of Food Serv
Northern Beaches Council is a Local Government area stretching from Palm Beach to Manly with a population of more than 266,000 (ABS 2016).
Bendigo Bank- Buderim is a local private franchise of the Bendigo Bank. The bank provides a service to local Buderim clients with regard to their banking and housing requirements.
The Buderim Bowls Club aims to provide an inclusive and supportive environment for people living with dementia and their care partners, to socialise and play bowls.
Uniting War Memorial Hospital (UWMH) is a subacute aged care rehabilitat
Wakefield House is a Positive Ageing Centre where we create a warm and stimulating environment where people feel relaxed, accepted and encourage
The Treehouse is a program that supports people who are living at home with any stage of dementia, or other conditions that may impact on their quality of life.