The funding has been proved from the National Lottery Community Fund’s UK Fund, Connected Communities programme to deliver Sharing, Engaging & Empowering Dementia Support (SEEDS).
This builds on the success of DEEDS (Dementia Engaged and Empowered with Dignity and Support), a community-led model developed in Derry.
It aims to help people living with dementia remain active, connected and independent.
1. Delegates taking part in one of the SEEDS training sessions at last week's event. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Delegates taking part in one of the SEEDS training sessions at last week's event. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography) : . Photo: Jim McCafferty
2. Delegates taking part in one of the SEEDS training sessions at last week's event. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Delegates taking part in one of the SEEDS training sessions at last week's event. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography) : . Photo: Jim McCafferty
3. George McGowan, Project Director, and Mary Bresliin, Deputy Directot,Health For Life pictured at last week's event. (Photos: JIm McCafferty Photography)
George McGowan, Project Director, and Mary Bresliin, Deputy Directot,Health For Life pictured at last week's event. (Photos: JIm McCafferty Photography) : . Photo: Jim McCafferty
4. Delegates taking part in one of the SEEDS training sessions at last week's event. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Delegates taking part in one of the SEEDS training sessions at last week's event. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography) : . Photo: Jim McCafferty