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.

Dementia Friendly Award

Bupa Care Homes and Retirement Villages

Bupa Care Homes and Retirement Villages

National award

Presbyterian Support Northern

Presbyterian Support Northern

Ryman Healthcare NZ

Ryman Healthcare NZ

National award

Summerset

Summerset

National award

Wesley Community Action

Wesley Community Action

The Avenues Tauranga

The Avenues Tauranga

Audika

Audika

National Award

Metlifecare

Metlifecare

National Award

Working To Be Dementia Friendly

Te Manawa

Te Manawa

Picton Library and Service Centre Waitohi Whare Mātauranga

Picton Library and Service Centre Waitohi Whare Mātauranga

Burwood Hospital

Burwood Hospital

Marlborough District Library

Marlborough District Library

Mary Potter Hospice

Mary Potter Hospice

Hospice Marlborough

Hospice Marlborough

Blenheim Community Police

Blenheim Community Police

Marlborough District Council

Marlborough District Council

New World Blenheim

New World Blenheim

Community Law Marlborough

Community Law Marlborough

Public Trust

Public Trust

Marlborough and Nelson Customer Centres

Hamilton City Libraries

Hamilton City Libraries

Genview and St Andrews libraries

Nelson Public Libraries

Nelson Public Libraries

Enrolled and working towards Dementia Friendly

Driving Miss Daisy
Public Trust (now seeking national award)
Mycare
Miranda Smith Homecare
Hairs the Secret, Hawera
Rotorua Lakes Council Customer Centre and Library
Cardrona Rest Home and Hospital, Putaruru and Kenwyn Rest Home, Hospital and Dementia Care Unit
Presbyterian Support Upper South Island
Voice Arts
Auckland Radiation Oncology
Presbyterian Support Otago
Leslie Groves Home, Daycare and Hospital