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Norfolk Millennium Trust for Carers
Norfolk Millennium Trust for Carers @ TFN Norfolk 19 May 2011
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The charity was established in 1998 as a result of research conducted by Social Services, Health Authority, Local Authorities and Voluntary Organisations. This revealed a need to support unpaid carers throughout Norfolk. The We Care Appeal raises money for the Norfolk Millennium Trust for Carers, an Endowment Fund.
MP highlights work of unpaid carers
York Outer MP Julian Sturdy highlights work of unpaid carers
7:45am Thursday 26th May 2011
ONE of York’s MPs has hailed the work of carers as part of a national drive to recognise the contribution made by volunteers who help the sick, frail and disabled.
Norfolk hospital’s drive to improve dementia care
Norfolk hospital’s drive to improve dementia care
By KIM BRISCOE, Health correspondent Wednesday, May 25, 2011
10.03 AM
“More About Me” – Dementia project at the James Paget University Hospital, Gorleston. It focuses on improving hydration and nutrition for patients. The project uses the forget me not flower as it logo. Sarah Hay, Barry Pinkney and Ali Thayne
A tiny blue flower has become the symbol of a Norfolk hospital’s pioneering project to improve care for dementia patients.
