Dementia Friendly Award and Recognition
There are two levels of award in the Dementia Friendly Recognition Programme – Working To Be Dementia Friendly and the Dementia Friendly Award.
Being accredited with the Dementia Friendly Award means your business or organisation has met all seven standards.
Being recognised as Working To Be Dementia Friendly means your business or organisation has met fundamental criteria across five of the seven standards.
Please note the Dementia Friendly Award is currently on hold – we are not accepting new organisations into this level.
Dementia Friendly Award
Audika
National Award
Bupa Care Homes and Retirement Villages
National award
Mary Potter Hospice
Metlifecare
National Award
Ryman Healthcare NZ
National award
Summerset
National award
The Avenues Tauranga
Wesley Community Action
Voice Arts Trust
National Award
Working To Be Dementia Friendly
Adobe Homecare
Blenheim Community Police
Burwood Hospital
Marlborough District Library
Haven Care
Hamilton City Libraries
Genview and St Andrews libraries
Hospice Marlborough
Jack Inglis Aged Care Home
Leslie Groves Hospital and Care Home
Litmus
Marlborough District Council
Nelson Public Libraries
New World Blenheim
Oceania Healthcare
Picton Library and Service Centre Waitohi Whare Mātauranga
Ōamaru Library
Public Trust
Marlborough and Nelson Customer Centres
Rotorua Library, Te Aka Mauri
St Andrew's Village
Westland Library
Hokitika
Waimakariri Libraries
Enrolled and working towards Dementia Friendly
Ambridge Rose, Auckland
Brookfield Lawyers
Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery, Palmerston North
CCREATE-AGE, University of Auckland, Auckland
Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of Auckland
Kāinga Ora Nelson/West Coast/Marlborough
Kaiapoi Lodge
Kingswood Healthcare
Let The Good Times Roll, Otago
Liz Crawford Mobile Audiology
Mycare, National
Napier Libraries
Palmerston North City Library
Polson Higgs, Dunedin
Presbyterian Support Upper South Island
Promisia
Waikato Libraries
Whangarei Library