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Salvation Army urges that older people with cognitive impairment stay heard
Original: The Salvation Army calls for older people with cognitive impairment to remain heard and involved
The Salvation Army has issued a call for older people living with cognitive impairment to remain heard and actively involved in their communities and decisions affecting them. The organisation stresses that dignity and participation should not end with a dementia diagnosis or declining mental capacity, and is urging families, caregivers and policymakers to keep listening to and engaging with older adults.
Why now: The organisation has just launched an advocacy appeal on the rights of older people with cognitive impairment.
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- The Salvation Army calls for older people with cognitive impairment to remain heard and involved · Salvation Army International Headquarters
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