Forgetting to Pay bills may be a sign of declining cognition
17 February 2021
US researchers linked missed credit card payments with dementia diagnosis up to 6 years prior to diagnosis.
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How do public libraries support older women to stay active and socially connected within their communities as they age?
30 April 2020
Libraries provide a safe and comfortable space for older women to spend time; either alone or with family, friends and peers; or through participation in programs and activities. Libraries support older women by connecting them to the community or bringing the community to them.
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Making complex interfaces work for the NDIS
3 December 2020
The survey is open to individuals, or family and guardians of individuals, who are currently receiving a NDIS funded plan.
Meet Bobby Redman
17 February 2021
Bobby Redman is a retired psychologist who was given a provisional diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment. She has committed herself to Dementia Advocacy by creating awareness, giving support and participating in dementia research which she shays helps her maintain a strong purpose in life.
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State of the (Older) Nation
5 December 2018
When we focus on the group of older Australians who are not doing so well at the moment, we see numerous challenges related to finances, health, age discrimination and a general lack of trust in Government and the future.
StepUp for Dementia Research
13 January 2020
StepUp for Dementia Research connects individuals – both with and without dementia with researchers.