Free dementia clinics will be hosted in Wisbech this month.
The special support sessions, run by Dementia UK's Admiral Nurses, will take place at Nationwide branch, at 26 Market Place, on October 21 and 23.
The event aims to provide "life-changing" help to those affected by dementia, offering advice on symptoms, diagnosis, and progression.
The charity has shared some common signs of dementia, including memory problems, communication issues, and changes in behaviour.
Admiral Nurse at Dementia UK, Sarah Cooper, said: "We’re looking forward to returning to Cambridgeshire to offer support and advice to families affected by dementia in the area."
She also highlighted the success of the ongoing partnership with Nationwide Building Society.
Charlotte Kensett, director of customer experience and social impact for Nationwide, said: "Dementia impacts millions of families and that’s why we’re incredibly proud to have brought life-changing support into 200 of our branches and helped more than 30,000 people through our partnership with Dementia UK."
To book an appointment, visit the Dementia UK website.
More details on symptoms can also be found on the website.
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