Well done dementia-friendly Waitrose in… Paddock Wood! Local information is good :)

Yet another brilliant blog from Gill Philips

Whose Shoes? A catalyst for change in health and social care

Last week our Whose Shoes?® workshops in Kent were switching between Tunbridge Wells and Malling – we are using different facilitators, different venues, days of the week and times of day, but maintaining the same energy and passion to make connections that lead to a better quality of life for people living with dementia and their carers in the local area.

Some great news and photos from last week's #WhoseShoes#Kent events – http://t.co/77UaIKmDPh Onwards and upwards in #Malling tonight! 🙂 ♥

— Gill Phillips (@WhoseShoes) May 28, 2014

Malling Age Concern hosting the @WhoseShoes session tonight at 6.30pm with she who can't spell "on the pens" being very friendy! @Dlet

— sandra springett (@SandraSpringett) May 28, 2014

Lots more dates and opportunities to get involved @WhoseShoes@dlet@Waters123Alison@neelieruss007@Diane71whitepic.twitter.com/PcuWwJ8D11

— sandra springett (@SandraSpringett) May 22, 2014

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