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Know Dementia provides advice and support to people living with dementia and their carers.The charity builds links with the local community to enable a better understanding of the disease;this is carried out through Dementia Friends Training, Dementia Action Alliances and our Moments’ events.
www.knowdementia.co.uk
info@knowdementia.co.uk
Know Dementia Registered charity number 1154361
"Thank you for everything you've done the past year supporting my mum and stepdad. You've been amazing, a little light at the end of a very dark tunnel. Xx"
Kirsten King donated
£30.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid
"Instead of posting Christmas cards I am making this donation to help with the support you give to people living with dementia and their carers"
Alison donated
£40.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid
"Thank you for the support offered to Milli and the music at your meetings."
Millicent Maspero donated
£20.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid
"In memory of two dear friends."
Anonymous donated
"Thankyou Know Dementia for your kindness and support through difficult times. Thankyou Sarah for all the phone calls! In memory of Richard Barnes who died on 1/12/20 "
Janet Barnes donated
£500.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid
"A huge thank you to you all for your continued support this year. You have all been great. A special mention to Sam who has gone the extra mile for me."
Ann Hemmings donated
Ian Pallett has raised $1,467.92 so far
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Natalie Pyle has raised $1,232.25 so far
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Joshua Wall has raised $417.18 so far
I'm hiking 100 miles & ascending 8500ft carrying 20kg for Joshua Wall because my grandma & grandad would be proud 🥰
Sally Salter has raised $360.92 so far
In memory of Gwen Webber (Know Dementia)
Kenagi Martial Arts has raised $289.54 so far
I'm Raising money for a great local cause! for Kenagi Martial Arts because
Paul Meek has raised $255.88 so far
I'm I am doing this to help those living with dementia for Paul Meek because my friend had milder form but still needed support
