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Our Network aims to increase access to local singing opportunities for anyone who is living with dementia or caring for someone with dementia. This is why have created an interactive Network Map, which provides accessible information about singing opportunities across Scotland.

If you run a choir or singing group in Scotland that has an inclusive approach when it comes to welcoming and including people living with dementia, then we’d love to include your group on our Map!

To register, the first step is to complete a brief self-evaluation form. This form takes you through the dementia inclusive principles of the singing network. If your group is partly or fully achieving these principles, then you can proceed to complete the form to join the network map.

Self Evaluation Form

We have identified a number of principles as essential features of groups who welcome and include people living with dementia, and created a self-evaluation form to help you assess your choir or singing group’s current approach to dementia inclusion. This form isn’t intended to be a test, but a helpful guide to establish whether your group is inclusive for people living with dementia. It should take about 15 minutes to complete.

If your group is partly or fully achieving ALL principles and your group is based in Scotland, your group is eligible to join the Dementia Inclusive Singing Network map. You do not need to share your answers with us, but please complete the self-evaluation form before you complete the form to join the map.

To access the form, you can download either a PDF or Word document version by clicking the buttons below: 

If your group would like to be dementia-inclusive but you are not currently achieving all the principles, then we hope the form is a helpful tool for you to reflect on your practice and build on it. You can also check out Luminate’s Dementia Inclusive Singing Network Guides to find out practical ways you can improve your group’s inclusivity for people living with dementia!

How to put your group on our Map

Once you have completed the self-evaluation form, you can now list your singing group on our website. By joining the map, you are making information about your dementia inclusive choir / singing group available in our search tool and map.

Before completing the sign-up form, please tick the box to confirm you have completed the self-evaluation form. We will send you a notification annually to prompt you to check / update your group’s details, as well as to complete the self-evaluation form again to assess how your group has changed or developed its practice.

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Our Network aims to increase access to local singing opportunities for anyone who is living with dementia or caring for someone with dementia. This is why have created an interactive Network Map, which provides accessible information about singing opportunities across Scotland.

If you run a choir or singing group in Scotland that has an inclusive approach when it comes to welcoming and including people living with dementia, then we’d love to include your group on our Map!

To register, the first step is to complete a brief self-evaluation form. This form takes you through the dementia inclusive principles of the singing network. If your group is partly or fully achieving these principles, then you can proceed to complete the form to join the network map.

Self Evaluation Form

We have identified a number of principles as essential features of groups who welcome and include people living with dementia, and created a self-evaluation form to help you assess your choir or singing group’s current approach to dementia inclusion. This form isn’t intended to be a test, but a helpful guide to establish whether your group is inclusive for people living with dementia. It should take about 15 minutes to complete.

If your group is partly or fully achieving ALL principles and your group is based in Scotland, your group is eligible to join the Dementia Inclusive Singing Network map. You do not need to share your answers with us, but please complete the self-evaluation form before you complete the form to join the map.

To access the form, you can download either a PDF or Word document version by clicking the buttons below: 

If your group would like to be dementia-inclusive but you are not currently achieving all the principles, then we hope the form is a helpful tool for you to reflect on your practice and build on it. You can also check out Luminate’s Dementia Inclusive Singing Network Guides to find out practical ways you can improve your group’s inclusivity for people living with dementia!

How to put your group on our Map

Once you have completed the self-evaluation form, you can now list your singing group on our website. By joining the map, you are making information about your dementia inclusive choir / singing group available in our search tool and map.

Before completing the sign-up form, please tick the box to confirm you have completed the self-evaluation form. We will send you a notification annually to prompt you to check / update your group’s details, as well as to complete the self-evaluation form again to assess how your group has changed or developed its practice.

Principles of the Dementia Inclusive Singing Network self-evaluation form

 

Self-evaluation form



 
 
 
 
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