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You are here Events Cafe Politique - Ticking timebomb? The politics of dementia

Cafe Politique - Ticking timebomb? The politics of dementia

IPPR North, families, health, older people, social care

 

Start date:  06 Jun 2011

Considering the social and public costs, Charlotte Clarke will ask how we can best support people with dementia and their carers, now and in the future.

Urban Cafe at Dance City, central Newcastle

Cafe Politique events are free, open to all and do not require booking. The events run from 7pm until 9pm.  For more details please contact t.crimmens@ippr.org or call 0191 233 9051.

Speakers

Professor Charlotte Clarke is Director of the Community, Health and Education Studies Research Centre at Northumbria University where her research concerns older people and long-term conditions, and in particular the relation to dementia care.