Dementia Inclusion Training led by Age Scotland

Date

Time

9.45am

4.30pm

Location

Eden Court Theatre, Inverness (The MacLean Room)

Price

Free

Booking

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Morning Session: 9.45am – 12.30pm Dementia Inclusion Training led by Age Scotland

Afternoon session: 1.15pm – 4.30pm Community Singing Training led by community musician and choir leader Aimee Toshne

This training day is designed to help leaders and organisers working or interested in dementia-inclusive singing to develop new and stronger skills and knowledge around choral leadership and dementia-inclusive practice, so together we can increase the accessibility of choirs and singing groups across Scotland to people living with dementia and their carers.

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