Top Tips for Don’t Hear It on the Grapevine: Why Good Internal Communication Matters
Inclusion is created through everyday behaviours, decisions and conversations.
Inclusion is created through everyday behaviours, decisions and conversations.
Small adjustments can help people feel more comfortable, maintain independence and enjoy their day.
Some of the most memorable moments in dementia care are often the simplest.
Belonging is about feeling valued, respected and able to contribute authentically.
Meaningful conversations help people feel heard, valued and connected.
The Social Model helps us focus on removing barriers rather than changing people.
Choice helps people maintain independence, dignity and a sense of control.
Accessibility is about ensuring everyone can participate, contribute and feel included.
The way we welcome someone can shape their whole experience. For people living with dementia, a warm welcome can help reduce anxiety and create a sense of safety and belonging.
Performance issues develop over time and can be addressed early through effective supervision.