• PHOTO: Members of the DAST - Carole Neil, Jess Hennessy and Mary-Anne Spence.
DEMENTIA sufferers and their supporters now have access to a new service according to the Western NSW Local Health District.
A Dementia Awareness and Support Team - to be known as DAST - has been created to enable people living with dementia to lead an active and meaningful life and support them in navigating the health system.
Western NSW Local Health District Chief Executive Mark Spittal said the Dubbo-based service will be district-wide and will "provide . . .
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