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Dementia Clinics The clinics will be held later this month.
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Free dementia clinics to be held in Wisbech

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Care home hosting free dementia information evening

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Therapy dog service is helping elderly people with dementia

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Free dementia advice
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Free dementia clinics coming to Wisbech

Mustafa Affitou was diagnosed with the disease at just 62-years-old.  Mustafa Affitou was diagnosed with the disease at just 62-years-old. 
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Family appeal to help buy headstone for popular Wisbech restaurant owner

Residents at Lyncroft Care Home in Wisbech met sixth-form students from Thomas Clarkson Academy as part of the YOPEY Dementia Befriender scheme. Residents at Lyncroft Care Home in Wisbech met sixth-form students from Thomas Clarkson Academy as part of the YOPEY Dementia Befriender scheme.
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Students and care home residents build friendships through dementia befriender scheme

Care home residents at the first dementia café Care home residents at the first dementia café
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Wisbech care home launches new dementia café

Orchard House's Dementia Ambassador Honey Berry and team leader Sam Alderton. Credit: Care Home Orchard House's Dementia Ambassador Honey Berry and team leader Sam Alderton. Credit: Care Home
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Orchard House hosts 'Winter Warmer' for families supporting those with dementia

Deena Heaney MBE dementia care specialist is to host the event and answer any and all questions for guests attending. Deena Heaney MBE dementia care specialist is to host the event and answer any and all questions for guests attending.
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Rose Lodge Care Home bring in specialist host for community dementia event

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