September 2018 will see the first anniversary of our Honiton Admiral Nurse Campaign and Honiton Dementia Action Alliance’s drive to bring specialist support to local families living with dementia.
While we are now in a position to start recruiting for our Honiton Admiral Nurse, this is in way just the beginning of our work to have in place the specialist dementia support that families need and deserve.
When Honiton Dementia Action Alliance first identified a real need for specialist support for families living with dementia in our community, we were to be honest a little daunted about the enormity of the fund raising task required to get to the point where we could secure our own Admiral Nurse for Honiton.
With one in three of us knowing someone who has dementia, it is not perhaps surprising how our campaign to bring specialist support to families living with dementia to Honiton has touched so many hearts.
How wonderful it is that every week thanks to the support of the Herald I am able to share good news and updates on the progress of our campaign to bring specialist support to families living with dementia in Honiton and the surrounding villages.
Along with many other events and activities, the snowy conditions caused the postponement of two fundraisers for the Admiral Nurse campaign cause.
The Honiton Admiral Nurse campaign has had a good start to 2018, with a range fundraising events being lined up.
With our campaign still aiming to bring an Admiral nurse to Honiton, Heather Penwarden takes a look back at the fundraising so far.
Frank and Elizabeth Wybrow recently celebrated their Diamond Wedding anniversary.
The campaign to bring a much-needed Admiral Nurse to Honiton is getting off to an excellent start this week.
