Playlist for Life Help Point Network

Promoting the work of local communities in partnership with @PlaylistforLife. We share the power of personalised playlists for people affected by dementia.

[Springboard Oldham Dementia Carers Group @OldhamDementia]

We’ve lots of experienced carers within our group, here’s some advice they would give to people experiencing their first Christmas with dementia.

#Oldham #Dementia #Carers
#Advice
#ChristmasAndDementia

[Springboard Oldham Dementia Carers Group @OldhamDementia]

We’ve lots of experienced carers within our group, here’s some advice they would give to people experiencing their first Christmas with dementia.

#Oldham #Dementia #Carers
#Advice #ChristmasWithDementia

[Playlist for Life Help Point Network @PFLCommunities]

We’re approaching 10 Years of the Playlist for Life Help Point network. If you’re involved in a community org. offering free support, join us online on 3rd Dec for a session with community leaders from across the UK. RSVP to [email protected]

[Inverclyde Libraries @InverclydeLibs]

Did you know that each of our branches is a @PlaylistforLife help point? Why not pop in and make your own playlist? #NationalPlaylistDay @SLIC1991 #LoveLibraries

[Springboard Oldham Dementia Carers Group @OldhamDementia]

We proudly support #NationalPlaylistDay during #WorldAlzheimersMonth. We have used resources from @playlistforlifeuk to create songbooks for our members as we believe that doing this can be a fun and meaningful activity to do at any stage in life

#OldhamHour #Dementia #Carers

[Playlist for Life Help Point Network @PFLCommunities]

We love that you have a personal connection to Sir Alex @KeithMcTosh! Hope you have a great afternoon at the #HeritageCafe at the @BCVMLeyland sharing @PlaylistforLife resources. Thank you 🙏🎵

[Keith McIntosh @KeithMcTosh]

It’s great to see my former MUFC manager has signed up as an ambassador for the wonderful @PlaylistforLife Charity & am really looking forward to supporting the #playlistforlife - #NationalPlaylistDay on Friday 19th September #soundtrackofyourlife 🎶

[Keith McIntosh @KeithMcTosh]

Many thanks to my local community @radioleyland station for their great support for #NationalPlaylistDay on Friday 19th Sept with a group of local people sharing the #SoundtrackofYourLife in partnership with the @PlaylistforLife & @southribblebc Dementia Community Connections 🎶

[Dementia Friendly Dunblane @DementiaFriendD]

Roger and Dougal, aka 'The Elderly Brothers', are back at the Braeport bringing their wonderful musical joy to our members.

[Playlist for Life Help Point Network @PFLCommunities]

Fantastic @KeithMcTosh! And thank you @radioleyland for supporting #NationalPlaylistDay We will tune in💚 Listeners can get started on the soundtrack of their life too https://t.co/KK3RtJmOo8 🎵

[Keith McIntosh @KeithMcTosh]

Looking forward to supporting the @PlaylistforLife #NationalPlaylistDay on Friday 19th September with a ‘Soundtrack of My Life’ interview on my local Community Radio Station @radioleyland 📻🎶🎙️

[Playlist for Life Help Point Network @PFLCommunities]

Free webinar for Glasgow community orgs supporting people living with dementia or memory problems and unpaid carers from Minority Ethnic Communities.

Weds 27th August 10AM

Book a place on 'Appropriate music support for MEC webinar': https://t.co/MnouDkOpu4 @WSREC @GlasgowCVS

[Playlist for Life Help Point Network @PFLCommunities]

@GerakdK1063 Chilling, chatting and listening to music together - sounds like an excellent way to spend an afternoon 🙂

[Age Scotland Dementia @AgeScotDementia]

Communication is key when caring for someone with dementia .💙

Join this supportive workshop to learn techniques, ask questions and share experiences.

Find out more and sign up 👉 https://t.co/ZzFqE0jtRO

[Playlist for Life @PlaylistforLife]

🌈 LGBTQ+ people living with dementia face additional challenges like:

🏥 Barriers to care
🧍‍♂️ Isolation
🚫 Discrimination

Personal playlists can bring connection, but we need inclusive dementia care all year. Learn more from LGBT Health & Wellbeing https://t.co/rpTOpSwz3r

[Playlist for Life Help Point Network @PFLCommunities]

It was lovely to meet Rosalind and Jo @YourVoiceInver on Friday to hear about their work supporting people in Inverclyde and their Memory Lane peer support group🎵 Thanks @CVSInverclyde for supporting us to build these connections 💚

[Your Voice Inverclyde @YourVoiceInver]

Thanks to Ian and Pam from @PlaylistforLife for coming along to Your Voice to meet Community Connectors Rosalind and Jo! They shared experiences and gave some advice on making playlists for the Memory Lane group! 😁🎼

https://t.co/sbrMakh5Cw

#music #yourvoice #greenock

[Prestwick Meeting Centre @MeetingCentre]

#Headbangers

"Hey, just seen half a dozen walk out there!"
🤣🤣😎🤘

[Glasgow South Carers Centre @dixon_south]

Next week is #DementiaActionWeek May 19th - 25th. Personal playlists can help people live well with dementia, have been proven to reduce anxiety, boost mood & help people connect!

Learn about the many ways you can get started for free - https://t.co/RUXvuVDKRd

@PlaylistforLife

[DHCScot @DHCScot]

Welcome to #TryAToolTuesday!

This week we highlight @PlaylistforLife, which harnesses the powerful effects of personal music to help anyone who is affected by dementia, their families and carers. #Free #Trusted

Find out more here: https://t.co/voSVeVr4W6

[Playlist for Life Help Point Network @PFLCommunities]

@GerakdK1063 Hi Gerry, if you have Spotify we have a Fife playlist and a few different Scottish ones too 🎵https://t.co/Psnx83uJzl

[Weekday Wow Factor @WeekdayWOW]

The countdown is on to our Christmas Daytime Disco at SWG3! Join us on Monday 9th December from 12-2pm for a festive celebration filled with music and dancing. Spaces are limited, so don’t wait. To book your place, text /WhatsApp [phone] or email [email protected]

[Glasgow South Carers Centre @dixon_south]

Do you care for someone with dementia?

@GlasgowLife is holding free dementia-friendly concerts each month at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. Music has been shown to be hugely beneficial in dementia care. 

Book tickets by calling 0141 353 8000