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In this video from our Get Real project we talk about the role that links with health and social care services and the dementia care pathway can play in the long-term sustainability of a Meeting Centre. #GetRealStudy #referrals youtu.be/aNb6GX0A82k

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Not sure what the Get Real videos and booklets are all about? Find out more on our dedicated blog site #GetRealStudy scidemreview.wordpress.com

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Get health and care professionals engaged in the sustainability of Meeting Centres using this booklet of findings from our Get Real project #GetRealStudy eprints.worc.ac.uk/13027/1/Get%...

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Share the findings from our Get Real project with people who attend Meeting Centres using this handy booklet #GetRealStudy eprints.worc.ac.uk/13057/3/Get%...

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If you’re involved in running a Meeting Centre, see what our Get Real project says about keeping it going long term #GetRealStudy eprints.worc.ac.uk/13026/1/Get%...

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Did you know that all of our Get Real with Meeting Centres videos are also available with BSL? Find out more on our dedicated blog site #GetRealStudy scidemreview.wordpress.com

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In this video from our Get Real project we talk about the decisions and activity around finances and funding that need to take place, and how that can affect the long-term sustainability of a Meeting Centre or similar community based group. #GetRealStudy youtu.be/FWUyUVWP79w

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Learn about the role that Meeting Centre personnel and governance – and their working practices – can play in the long-term sustainability of a Meeting Centre in this video from our Get Real project. #GetRealStudy youtu.be/Xk4KYiNGpEw

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Find out about the role that partnerships, collaboration and links with other organisations, groups and individuals in your community can play in the long-term sustainability of a Meeting Centre. Watch this video from our Get Real project #GetRealStudy youtu.be/E-LlKAitxw8