The Dementia Centre.

World-leaders in dementia care solutions.
Because better care means better lives

The Dementia Centre.

World-leaders in dementia care solutions.
Because better care means better lives

Want to take a step closer to better dementia care?

Let's work together towards deeper engagement and more enabling environments for people living with dementia, wherever you care for them. Talk to us about customisable packages to suit your needs.

Package 1: Strengthening Care

Ready to take your dementia care to the next level, to better engage with and enable the people you serve? Our Strengthening Care package will upskill your teams, improve your spaces and help bring your service in line with the Australian Strengthened Quality Standards for aged care. It includes:

• A tailored environmental review
• Face-to-face or online dementia workshops
• Onsite modelling and mentoring
• A collaborative needs analysis

Package 2: Transforming Care

Looking for a total revamp, setting up your teams and spaces for improved connection with the people in their care? Through our Transforming Care package, we'll work with you to tailor a plan best suited to your context and that supports your regulatory and compliance activities. This package builds on Strengthening Care with additional services, including:

Full-service review
• Workplace coach and champions
Consulting
• Training and design
analysis, and more!

Sign up for an event

Join us at one of our webinars or in-person Dementia Design Schools, and grow your team's capacity to care.

Get in touch!

We can develop a program to suit your individual needs.

We'll also keep you informed with regular updates on the latest in dementia knowledge and practice.

Looking for dementia behaviour support?

Dementia Support Australia (DSA) is a Government-funded, national program, led by The Dementia Centre, an arm of HammondCare.

When behavioural changes impact the care of someone with dementia, we can help.

DSA can help

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