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Communities need to look after people with dementia because too often they feel trapped and cut off from everyday local life, a charity says. Read more…

September 3, 2013March 12, 2015sarahkelland

Communities need to look after people with dementia because too often they feel trapped and cut off from everyday local life, a charity says. Read more…

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