DO YOU KNOW A CHAMPION?

Dignity in Care Australia proudly invites you to nominate an individual / group / organisation for the following categories.

Dignity Australia Champion award – Ralph Potter Award for Outstanding Contribution by an individual, group or organisation to Dignity in Care in Australia.
Other 2 categories – individual and group/organisation for commitment – innovation to Dignity in Care.

All winners of will receive a gift award and certificate of excellence at the Dignity in Care Award ceremony to be held at the Dignity in Care Conference 2^nd October 2015 .

I am proud to call Jenny Potter my friend, and although I did not know her late husband Ralph, do know of the love they shared, and the impact dementia has had on their family. Jenny helped set up and runs a group called teamtlc that honours and supports people with dementia, their care partners and families.

The 2015 Dignity in Care Awards are proudly sponsored by the family of the late Ralph Potter,
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If you haven’t yet booked yourself in to attended the Dignity In Care Australia Conference: Eat. Love. Play. you can register here.

6 thoughts on “2015 Dignity in Care Australia Champion Awards”

Ralph Potter was the first person living with younger onset dementia I ever met. And boy did I make some assumptions the first time I spoke with Jenny! What I learned? Every person you meet with dementia is the first person with dementia you meet, each story is different and every person unique. I was so very privileged to walk alongside Ralph and Jenny – I’ll never forget the story Ralph told me without any words at all. I’m so proud to be part of this wonderful charge to create and maintain Dignity in Care. It doesn’t mean we won’t make mistakes along the way (in the words of Frank Sinatra, I’ve made a few). So I urge everyone out there to nominate the people and the organisations that make a difference to you – and I know Ralph is looking down from wherever beyond and smiling coz he made that difference to me and forever changed me.