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Our partnership with Scottish Care

Fri, 14th Feb 2020

Scottish Care represents the largest group of independent sector social care providers across Scotland. Membership includes private, not-for-profit and charitable organisations, which deliver residential care,…

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Thanks to The Baring Foundation

Fri, 31st Jan 2020

The Dementia Inclusive Singing Network is extremely grateful to our funder The Baring Foundation for their generous support.

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The Life Changes Trust

Fri, 31st Jan 2020

The Life Changes Trust and the Baring Foundation have funded a number of projects that enable older people and people with dementia to participate in the arts.

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