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Our initiative focuses on improving fire and rescue service delivery in West Yorkshire, particularly for individuals with dementia. With an estimated 23,623 people living with dementia in the region, including 4,344 in Kirklees, we recognize the critical need for tailored safety measures. Collaborating with local partnerships such as the Dementia Alliance, mental health services, and housing associations, we aim to reduce risks related to fire incidents, enhance community well-being, and ultimately save lives.
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Dementia Mohammed Ali Kirklees District Prevention
Our Ambition: Making West Yorkshire Safer Our Aim: Provide an excellent Fire and Rescue Service working in partnership to reduce death, injury and economic loss and contribute to community well being.
Local authority Estimated people with dementia (2012) diagnosed undiagnosed • West Yorkshire 23,623 12,589 11,034Leeds 7,793 4,299 3,494Bradford 5,527 2,968 2,559Calderdale 2,247 1,141 1,106Kirklees 4,344 2,235 2,109 Wakefield 3,712 1,946 1,766 http://www.dementiaprevalencecalculator.org.uk/
Cost of Fire Death • Estimated costs to the UK economy that can be associated to a fatal fire death is £1.4 million, (Economic Cost of Fire: Estimates for 2004) • http://mycouncil.surreycc.gov.uk/Data/Adult%20Social%20Care%20Select%20Committee/20120518/Agenda/Item%2008%20-%20Fatal%20Fire%20Deaths%20Report.pdf
Partnerships Dementia Alliance Mental Health District Nurses Housing Association Adult Services Memory Clinics
Case Study Crews Prevention Occupant / Housing Protection FS FS Housing False Alarms Reduced