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2009

Articles from 1st Sep 2009

  • Shades aren’t just cool, they protect eyes

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    SLAPPING on sunscreen before heading outside can help protect your skin from sun damage. Read

  • Service offers a break for young

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    A SMALL group of youngsters with autism were able to enjoy a series of activities including picnics, art, music and watersports this summer thanks to staff at the Birmingham’s Extended Schools Service. Read

  • Residents’ sensory fun in garden

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    RESIDENT Margaret Moss likes nothing better than to water the flowers on a sunny day. Armed with her watering can, the 83-year-old, who has dementia, can potter in the sensory garden to her heart’s content. Read

  • Talking about memories is a big help

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    THE process is still ongoing as the garden was only opened earlier this summer. It sits next to a series of small animal enclosures housing ducks, chickens, rabbits and pigs, which also aim to encourage interaction and conversation among the elderly residents and their families. Read

  • Everything looks rosy in care home

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    A BIRMINGHAM care home is pioneering care for elderly people who suffer from dementia – with something as seemingly simple as flowers. Read