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  • Home
    • About the Project
    • Tools and Resources
  • Carer Support
    • National Programs
    • Counselling and Support
    • Support Groups
    • Multicultural Carers
    • Younger Onset Dementia Carers
  • Types of Respite
    • Emergency Respite
    • In-Home and Flexible Respite
    • Centre-Based Respite
      • Choosing Centre-Based Respite
    • Cottage Respite
    • Residential Respite
      • Choosing Residential Respite
    • Informal Respite
  • Using Respite
    • Accessing Respite Services
    • Cost of Respite Services
    • Making the Most of Respite
    • Respite Experiences
  • Programs for People with Dementia
    • Older People
    • Younger People
    • Veterans

02 Jun 2016

Australia’s First Dementia Enabling University

Check out the story in the Australian Journal of Dementia Care:

DTSCs aim to create Australia’s first ‘dementia enabling’ university

 

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