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Dementia Directory

Dementia Support Directory

Social prescribers in Rushcliffe have put together directories for many health and well-being issues.

Find inside tips and information about services offering support in Rushcliffe and Nottingham.

Click here to view the health directories and find 'Dementia'.

Click here to view the 'May Dementia Awareness Newsletter'

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Forget Me Notts

Forget Me Notts is a project which uses sport as a vehicle for reminiscence and interaction between people with dementia, their carers and those experiencing isolation and loneliness.

The programme gives those with dementia the chance to express themselves and remain active both mentally and physically.

Carers who attend also have the opportunity to establish an informal support network with others who can empathise with their situation through experience.

The sessions are held at Rushcliffe Arena, Melbourne Park, Edwalton Gold Club and Trent Bridge Café. Volunteers at the sessions are Dementia Friends Aware.

To see the programme of events for 2024 click here.

For more information, contact 0115 982 3000 or fmn@trentbridge.co.uk

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Dementia Action Week

This year Dementia Action Week will take place 15-21 May 2023.

It’s the Alzheimer's Society's biggest and longest running awareness campaign, working with individuals and organisations across the UK to encourage people to ‘act on dementia’.

Help and support is just a phone call or click away.

Visit Alzheimer's Society or contact the Dementia Connect support line for free on 0333 150 3456.

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My House of Memories App

Has your life been touched by dementia? Download My House of Memories today and start exploring your history together with family, friends and carers.

The easy to use My House of Memories app allows you to look through pictures of inspiring objects from a range of museums from across history to bring back great memories, brought to life with sound, music, and descriptions.

My House of Memories is a great way to spend time together and reminisce with loved ones to stay more connected to one another.

To find out more, click here.

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Memory Cafés

Memory Cafes are an informal and welcoming place for anyone with dementia and their carers to gain practical information, emotional support or just a fun, sociable time together.

The groups are free to attend for those living in the Rushcliffe area. To find a Memory Café near you, click here.

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