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The 'Making Edinburgh Dementia Friendly' campaign aims to enhance public understanding of dementia, promote early diagnosis, provide vital information, and combat stigma. Targeting individuals impacted by dementia, local communities, influencers, and stakeholders, the campaign employs various media channels, including radio, posters, social media, and events. Over two phases, it focuses first on knowledge and awareness, then on changing attitudes and behavior. The initiative aspires to create an environment where people with dementia can live fulfilling lives and remain integrated in their communities.
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Making Edinburgh Dementia Friendly Dementia Awareness Campaign
Campaign aims • Increasing public understanding of dementia • Encouraging people to get a diagnosis as early as possible • Signposting information • Challenging stigma
Audiences • People whose lives are affected by dementia • Members of the public and local community (businesses, community groups) • Stakeholders and influencers (service providers, practitioners, politicians, media)
Media • Advertising on radio, poster sites, buses • Poster, leaflets, beermats • Social media, websites • Press • Sector publications and enewsletters • Events
Campaign approach • Strong visual images • ‘Making Edinburgh dementia friendly’ banner
Two year campaign Phase 1: Focus on knowledge and awareness • Recognising the signs of dementia and getting checked out Phase 2: Focus on attitudes and behaviour • Challenging stigma and gaining acceptance Mini campaigns: support after diagnosis, power of attorney
What is a dementia friendly city? A place: • in which it is possible for the greatest number of people with dementia to live a good life, independently as possible and to continue to be part of their community • where they are met with understanding and given support where necessary.