Information about our Residents

  • Three in four of the people ACVVS supports have varying cognitive issues such as dementia.  This can affect a person’s memory, thinking, and ability to communicate or make sense of their surroundings.

 

  • People living with these conditions may sometimes become confused, forgetful, or disoriented, and their moods or behaviour can change unexpectedly. This can at times make interactions more challenging for volunteers, conversations may not always flow as expected, and patience, flexibility, and understanding are essential.

 

  • However, with empathy, a calm approach, and with training and support from the ACVVS team, volunteers can provide valuable companionship and help maintain a sense of connection and dignity for the person they support. Further information about dementia can be found here.

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