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Free Dementia Training Event at St Mary’s Compassionate Community Hub

St Mary’s Hospice is inviting members of the community to attend a free dementia training event at the Compassionate Community Hub in Barrow-in-Furness on Friday 3rd October, 9:45–11:45am.

The session will feature Dementia: What Next?, an online webinar hosted by Dementia UK’s specialist Admiral Nurses. Designed to support people at any stage of the dementia journey, the session will provide expert information, advice, and practical guidance on navigating life with a diagnosis of dementia.

Recognising that technology and digital access can sometimes be a barrier, St. Mary’s is making this training more accessible by screening the webinar in-person at the hub. After the session, attendees are warmly invited to join a Conversation Café, where they can share reflections, ask questions, and connect with others over a cup of tea in a relaxed and friendly setting.

The first session will cover “What is dementia?” and is open to anyone who would like to understand more about the condition, whether for themselves, a loved one, or in a caring role.

Event details Date: Friday 3rd October 2025 Time: 9:45 – 11:45am Venue: St Mary’s Compassionate Community Hub, 297 Duke St, Barrow-in-Furness LA14 5UJ

Booking information Places are free but limited to 10. To reserve your spot, please call the St. Mary’s Hospice Dementia Team on 01229 444407.

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