Creative Workshop for the Dementia Care Workforce
November 27 @ 10:45 am - 2:30 pm
Do you work with people living with dementia? Researchers at King’s College London are inviting the dementia care workforce to a creative workshop exploring the highs, the lows and everything in between of care work.
Hosted by the Health and Social Care Workforce Research Unit, the day uses creative workshops to help you explore and share your own experiences of providing care. There will also be a photo exhibition, and a chance to find out about, and contribute to, several dementia care research projects, helping make sure the voices of the people who deliver care shape the research about it.
The team running the day are Dr Olivia Luijnenburg, Research Associate (hear Olivia talk about her work on spirituality in dementia care), Dr Fauzia Knight, Research Fellow, Dr Kritika Samsi, Senior Research Fellow, and Dr Monica Leverton, Research Fellow.
When
Friday 27th November – 10:45 to 14:30
Where
King’s College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS
Who Should Attend
Anyone who works with people living with dementia, including care workers, care home and home care staff, and others across the dementia care workforce.
What’s Included
Attendees will receive a £30 voucher for their travel time and contribution. Lunch and tea are provided.
Organiser
Organised by the Health and Social Care Workforce Research Unit at King’s College London. For more information, contact Dr Olivia Luijnenburg at olivia.luijnenburg@kcl.ac.uk.
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