The article focuses on Artful, an online creative learning resource aimed at people living with dementia and their support networks, including aged and health care staff, from Sydney, Australia’s Museum of Contemporary Art. Topics discussed include structure of the onsite Artful program, resulting key learnings from the program, and benefits of the program to combating social isolation and the lack of stimulating activities.

Moove & Groove LISTEN is a new program of curated and personalised audio-visual content designed to engage people with dementia through music and reminiscence. It also includes a Virtual Visitor Program, enabling users to connect with family and friends via video calls. Alison Harrington explains

Julie Priest and Lisa Hort report on an ambitious 12-month community initiative in Port Macquarie, NSW, which celebrated the collective accomplishments of people living with dementia and engaged those who may not normally participate in community-focused activities

The article summarizes research and key findings from The Dementia Discharge Pathway study aimed at improving hospital discharge processes for older people living with dementia. Topics discussed include key outcome of discharge planning, barriers and enablers that can influence the discharge process, and elements to support family inclusion in discharge planning included in the Partnering for Discharge communication package.