Dementia

Alzheimer’s care in France: Readers share their experiences

We spoke to four readers about caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s and what they want others to know

Dementia care ‘going backwards’ for millions in France

A lobby group accuses the government of backsliding from global leader on dementia to ‘no plan, no money, nothing’

Lib Dem peer calls for more help for Britons in France with dementia

Baroness Miller, 67, who has lived in the Dordogne since 2010, has written to British Ambassador Menna Rawlings after she became aware of vulnerable people in her community

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Dementia carers in France need support

A British woman who cared for her husband suffering from dementia for nearly a decade in France has urged other carers to seek help as early as possible.

Test ‘Alzheimer Village’ prepares to greet residents

Work on France’s first “Alzheimer Village”, where people with dementia can live in a stimulating, non-medicalised environment, is progressing with the first residents expected in 2020.

Dementia

Alzheimer’s care in France: Readers share their experiences

Dementia care ‘going backwards’ for millions in France

Lib Dem peer calls for more help for Britons in France with dementia

Dementia carers in France need support

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