All posts by Ronald Amanze.
The talk Dementia ARTS4DEMENTIA Poetry Challenge.
The mission.A Box Of Smiles. The talk Dementia poetry challenge is to encourage emerging writers and promote literary excellence through its competition structure. open to all nationalities ages Out aims to encourage more people with health concerns and from our hidden creative communities to write poetry and communicate through the arts. You can Send up…
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Radio Show
appreciated your call and advice today. Some times it feels as if My enthusiasm for life Is like a fountain that over flows. Any way on a separate note I wrote the following words for you. May I say thank you very much For your time and support. It’s Been such a meaningful and significant…
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Tony Ruff Cutt
Tony Ruff Cutt is The founder of the Ruff Cut band THE Ruff Cutt Band Europe’s number 1 for 3 decades and still running things worked in jet star recording studio as main producer,albums with Freddue McGreggor/Gregory Isaacs/Maka B/Donna Marie/Don Ricardo to name a few .run Ruff Cutt records releases by Beres Hammond Jnr Kelly/Nereus…
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The HiCrEc Health Agenda
I have made a conscious effort to be more creatively active this month With no culturally relevant, evidence-based health creative writing services available That I can benefit from in order to address my health recovery and concerns I have decoded to fill the gap. Making a contribution for the befits of all our communities. The…
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Ronald Amanze A stroke ambasodoor for the stroke association and John
About the role I am so please to be a Stroke Ambassadors for the UK stroke association.Picture here with John Mc-gloc who the chief executive of the associations has asked that he assist my agenda Stroke ambassadors are trained to deliver educational talks on stroke prevention and awareness including the FAST test (Face, Arms, Speech, Time)…
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It was great to meet these 2 joyful Luton Dementia Awareness champions.
The impotence of quality dementia care and the insistence on person centered care may sound like logical good common sense. In our day to day lives, we all wish to be treated as individuals, provided due respect and the recognition of our need to share our personal history and our stories. So why is it that achieving this desire…
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High blood pressure and stroke: reduce your risk
People from African and African Caribbean communities are more at risk of high blood pressure and stroke than the general population. Find out how to reduce your risk. Blood pressure is the force that blood exerts on the walls of your arteries. If your blood pressure is high (hypertension), it puts you at greater risk…
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The Stroke association Brent know your Blood
If you’re African or African Caribbean and you live in the UK, you’re more likely than people from other cultures to have certain health conditions, including high blood pressure (hypertension), diabetes and prostate cancer. This is also the case for some mixed-race people of African or African Caribbean descent. Experts aren’t sure why these conditions are more common…
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It is vital to promote Stroke awareness
Reducing your risk of stroke: information for black African and black Caribbean people. Stroke can happen to anyone at any time, but if you are black and of African or Caribbean origin you may have a higher risk of stroke than other people in the UK. A stroke is a brain attack. It happens when…
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