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Dementia-Friendly Communities: What, How and Why Emily Farah-Miller, ACT on Alzheimer s Debbie Richman, Alzheimer s Association Minnesota North Dakota 2014 11 Today s Presentation Overview of ACT on Alzheimer s What does dementia-friendly mean? Introduce ACT on Alzheimer s Toolkit and process Update on MN s dementia-friendly communities 2 2 What is ACT on Alzheimer s? statewide 60+ O R G A N I Z AT I O N S 500+ I N D I V I D U A L S volunteer driven collaborative I M P A C T S O F A L Z H E I M E R S BUDGETARY SOCIAL PERSONAL 33 1

Collaborative Goals/Common Agenda 5 shared goals with a Health Equity perspective 44 Equip Communities and Raise Awareness Develop a Community Toolkit to foster dementia-friendly communities Support community implementation of the toolkit Equip Communities www.actonalz.org/toolkit Funders: Blue Plus (HMO affiliate of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota); Medica Foundation; Greater Twin Cities United Way 5 Dementia-Friendly Community 6 2

Dementia- Friendly Health Care Identify and diagnose dementia, educate patient and caregivers and refer to community resources Training on dementia Administer objective assessments Use ACT on Alzheimer s clinical practice tools Offer disease specific information and information on community services and supports 7 Dementia- Friendly Community-Based Supports Supports that help people maintain independence and quality of life Service providers who use best practices in serving people with dementia Dementia specific education, counseling and support Meaningful engagement activities: memory café, art, music, dance 8 Dementia- Friendly Financial/Legal Services Legal and financial advisors may be the first to identify cognitive decline Education on recognizing dementia Webinars on assessing client capacity, elder abuse, neglect and exploitation Know the local services to help people with dementia and their caregivers 9 3

Dementia- Friendly Faith Community Safe, supportive and welcoming environment for people with dementia Offer dementia training to clergy or staff Support the person with dementia: offer short devotions, encourage participation in services as appropriate Support the caregiver: recognize signs of caregiver stress and refer to appropriate resources Create a dementia friendly environment 10 Dementia- Friendly Residential/Memory Loss Services Residential settings that serve and support people with dementia Identify champions for maintaining dementia readiness across the organization Educate and train all staff about dementia Manage dementia across the continuum using best care practices 11 Dementia- Friendly Businesses Businesses that are meeting the needs of customers and employees Educate staff on dementia and effective communication skills Become aware of local services to help people with dementia Ensure the environment is dementia friendly Offer support to caregiver employees 12 4

Dementia- Friendly Local Government Dementia awareness in community planning and emergency response Provide dementia training to city/county staff who work with the public, emergency responders and law enforcement 13 33 Dementia-Friendly Communities 14 Four-Phase Toolkit Process 1. Convene key community leaders and members to form an Action Team. 2. Assess current strengths and gaps within the community. 3. Analyze findings to understand your community s needs and develop a plan to take action. 4. ACT Together to pursue priority goals that foster community readiness for dementia. 15 15 5

St. Louis Park Placed Alzheimer srelated books in free little libraries Hosted free screening of Still Alice Created book club kits includes 10 books, bookmarks and study group questions Web presence on city website 16 St. Paul Neighborhoods 9 Dementia Champions trainings held, 87 Dementia Champions 65+ Friends Sessions have been held 650+ individuals attended Dementia Friends sessions in 2014, many more will become Friends in 2015 2,500+ SPN ACT Brochures, bookmarks, and 350+ resource packet materials handed out 17 Roseville Education sessions for the general community and family caregivers Sponsor 4 movies with facilitated discussions Community events are mechanism to recruit volunteers Web presence on city website 18 6

Cambridge Private screening of l ll be Me Dementia education for physicians Guest editorials in local paper Project lifesaver in partnership with Isanti County Sheriff department 19 Edina Offer 8 Dementia Friends sessions each hosted by a separate Edina organization Use session as opportunity to recruit volunteers to enhance existing caregiver support programs 20 Walker Focus on dementiafriendly businesses Brief overview of 10 signs, brochure and ACT DF resources Workshops on AD, impacts on the workplace and sector specific small group discussions 21 7

Twin Cities Jewish Community Rabbi trainings Film series with facilitated small group discussion Dementia Friends Will pilot teen training 3/2015 Caregiver conference scheduled for 5/2015 ninas@adath.net 952.215.3904 w w w.a d at h j esh u r u n.o r g / d emen t i a 22 Paynesville Education for medical personnel, first responders/police, faith community Dementia friends AD books for public library and elementary school Targeted outreach weekly at local grocery store 23 Challenges Some communities have struggled with membership, supportive components (fiscal agents) and leadership Some communities wanted to focus on a pre-existing program and don t consider the possibility that the surveys will be identifying something else (need to be very open minded) Some communities had had difficulty getting representation on their committee from all sectors (could be location of community) 24 8

Observations Communities surprised by their community knowledge Communities thinking they knew what the survey process would reveal and the end result was not that at all Communities unaware of resources, programs and services already available and in some cases still choosing to replicate 25 Thank you! Learn more at www.actonalz.org Sign up for the ACT e-news at: info@actonalz.org View latest happenings by visiting the ACT website, including In the News, Facebook page, and Twitter feed. 26 9