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  • This year’s Alzheimer’s & Dementia Show, London ExCel 14 - 15 June, organised by ROAR B2B and Draw Events, will for the first time include a Drugs Discovery Summit for GPs, nurses, and community carer ...
  • Today, ROAR B2B Ltd and Draw Events Ltd are pleased to announce their strategic partnership to foster the growth and development of The Alzheimer’s Dementia & Care Show.

    The Alzheimer’s Dementia & Care Show (formerly The Alzheimer’s Show) is the UK’s only dedicated exhibition and conference for dementia and care and has established itself as the UK’s leading event for information, support, and advice.

    As the organizer of UK Care Week, the rapidly expanding event for social care providers held annually at Birmingham NEC, ROAR B2B Ltd brings valuable expertise to the table.

  • ROAR B2B Ltd and Draw Events Ltd are pleased to announce the dates and venue for the 2024 edition of The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Show, which will take place on 14-15 June at ExCeL London.

    The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Show is the UK’s only dedicated event for dementia help, support, advice and education.

  • A great deal of investment has gone into cancer care.  In the media it has been mentioned that 3,000 people are diagnosed with cervical cancer a year, with vaccinations now being available to help its eradication.  Nearly everyone is aware of this condition.  Against this there are estimated to be at least 70,800 people living with a diagnosis of young onset dementia in the UK, with no known cure.
  • Approximately 944,000 people live with dementia in the UK, set to rise to 1.1 million by 2030. Until a cure is found, we need to support people with dementia and their families to lead active and fulfilled lives.
  • –Home Care Insight

    The festive season, typically a time of joy and social interactions, can also inadvertently lead to stress – particularly for those who are vulnerable. For 1 in 11 aged over 65 living with dementia, the challenges associated with Christmas, such as disruptions to routine and overly noisy environments, can take the joy out of the day.

  • New statistics from Age UK show just how difficult and lonely this Christmas will be for older people in the UK:

    • 2.3 million older people wish they had someone to spend time with at Christmas, and 1.6 million find Christmas Day to be the hardest day of the year
    • Age UK has launched a new campaign, the hardest day of the year, and is asking the public to donate and help those who have no one else
  • A great deal of investment has gone into cancer care.  In the media it has been mentioned that 3,000 people are diagnosed with cervical cancer a year, with vaccinations now being available to help its eradication.  Nearly everyone is aware of this condition.  Against this there are estimated to be at least 70,800 people living with a diagnosis of young onset dementia in the UK, with no known cure.
  • Looking after someone with Alzheimer’s is a full-time job, and it’s not always an easy one. It’s important to know what’s in-store and what support is available, so you can provide the best care possible for your loved one.
  • In October 2023, we commemorate a decade of honouring excellence in the field of activity and engagement with the NAPA Member Awards.

    These awards have evolved over the years to align with current best practices, consistently recognising the exceptional contributions of individuals and teams who have excelled in the past year.