Film screening 'Blue Heaven - White Clouds' in Berlin: Free event in the Südspitze Bürgerhaus

On Tuesday, November 14, 2023, Berliners have the opportunity to see the documentary “Blauer Himmel-White Clouds” in the Südspitze community center together with the Kare Engagement Marzahn-Hellersdorf contact point and the Marzahn-Hellersdorf care center. The film by director Astrid Menzel and her brother accompanies her grandma with dementia during a canoe trip and gives an intimate insight into the life of an older woman with dementia and the emotional world of relatives.

The event takes place twice, once at 2:30 p.m. and once at 7.30 p.m., and is free of charge. In order to be able to participate, registration at the Südspitze community center is required on 030 54 221 55. The community center is located at Marchwitzastraße 24 in Berlin and is accessible.

This event is just an example of the numerous offers and support options for relatives from dementia patients in Berlin. The city of Berlin has recognized that dementia is a major challenge for those affected and their families and has taken measures to improve care and support from dementia patients. There are several nursing support points in Berlin that offer information and advice on the topic of dementia.

People with dementia and their relatives can also contact the nursing engagement contact points in Berlin and offer support in organizing care. These contact points convey volunteers who provide support in everyday life, for example through walks or conversations.

It can be seen that various institutions and initiatives are involved in Berlin to help people with dementia and their relatives and improve their situation. The film "Blue Heaven - White Clouds" can help strengthen the awareness of the challenges of dementia and reduce prejudices. It is important that society takes this topic seriously and offers support in order to improve the quality of life from dementia and their relatives.

Source: According to a report by www.berlin.de