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DFA Overview Presentation The Growing Need 2 Response to the - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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DFA Overview Presentation The Growing Need 2 Response to the Need: Dementia Friendly Community 3 Dementia Friendly Communities Video Testing Ground: Minnesota Results Awareness and education: Dementia Friends Caregiver supports
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Response to the Need: Dementia Friendly Community
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Dementia Friendly Communities Video
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– Awareness and education: Dementia Friends – Caregiver supports – New, meaningful community engagement
- pportunities (arts, music)
– Cross-Sector Engagement and Training: business, government, law enforcement, youth, first responder and faith – Health system adoption of
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practices
Testing Ground: Minnesota Results
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Twitter @dfamerica_ dfamerica.org
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Community Update
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Leaders Federal Liaisons: ACL, ASPE, CDC, HRSA, IHS, SSA
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Initiative Goal
–Foster dementia friendly communities across the US
Dementia Friendly America Initiative
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Organizing to Meet the Goal: Web-based Tools and Resources
Our website includes sector guides, provider tools, a community toolkit and other guidance for communities working towards becoming dementia friendly.
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Alignment with Age-Friendly
Our website includes sector guides, provider tools, a community toolkit and other guidance for communities working towards becoming dementia friendly.
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Community Web-Based Resource
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An All ll-Sectors Approach
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Example Sector Guide
- Business
- Banks and financial
- Community-based supports
- Faith communities
- Health and long term care
- Legal and advance planning
- Local government
(planning, emergency response, law enforcement)
- Neighbor and community
members
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1. Convene key community leaders and members to understand dementia and its implications for your community. Then, form an Action Team. 2. Engage key leaders to assess current strengths and gaps in your community using a comprehensive engagement tool. 3. Analyze your community needs and determine the issues stakeholders are motivated to act on; then set community goals. 4. ACT together to establish implementation plans for your goals and identify ways to measure progress.
Community Toolkit Phases
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The Action Team
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Momentum Rising
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How are other states approaching this work?
Governmental Champion and Sector-Based Training Team
Sector based training and adoption of dementia friendly practices
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How are other states approaching this work?
Technical Assistance Mechanism for Communities
- Local community activation and toolkit
implementation
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Community Capability:
Adoption of dementia friendly practices within and across all community sectors (e.g., faith, business, government, health care)
System Capability:
Adoption of
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dementia care and supports in health, long term care and community services
Person with Dementia— Well-Being Care Partner Efficacy Care Partner Support and Family Health
Desired Impact: What are we aiming for?
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Gauging Progress
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Dementia Friends USA
This program engages individuals in the dementia friendly movement and will foster DFA goals by:
- Raising awareness and reducing stigma
- Encouraging the adoption of dementia friendly practices
- Engaging individuals through training and participation in an online
community wherein people view sector-specific video shorts that raise awareness about and provide education on approaches to effectively interact with people living with dementia.
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dementiafriendsusa.org
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