Plymouth residents seeking to expand their understanding of dementia have a valuable opportunity approaching. As reported by the City of Plymouth, a free Dementia Friends information session is scheduled for October 10, from 7-8 p.m. at the Plymouth Community Center. This session is an open invitation for the community to learn more about what dementia entails, the experience of living with this condition, and how to better support those affected by it.
The City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department is spearheading this initiative, offering insight into both the challenges faced by individuals living with dementia and the best practices for engaging with them and their caregivers. Registration for this free event is currently open – a step towards fostering a more dementia-aware community. As mentioned in the City of Plymouth news release, the event is an important educational platform for anyone interested.
For those who might have specific inquiries about the upcoming session, Recreation Supervisor Meghan Constantini is the appointed point of contact. Constantini can be reached at 763-509-5284 or via email at [email protected], ready to address any questions the public may have regarding the event or the broader aims of the initiative.
