Singing, moving, thinking and talking, all in good company. Everything is designed by occupational therapists, and everyone is welcome to just come and join in.
We sing the nigunim, Yiddish songs and tunes everyone grew up with. Music brings back memories, lifts the mood and helps people connect, even when words are hard. Children and grandchildren are very welcome too.
“When the music is on he is singing the words.” A daughter
Friendly games and good conversation. Beginners and old hands are both welcome, and there is always someone to play.
45 minutes of gentle, chair-based exercise for balance and strength, then lunch together. Just for the men, at a pace that suits you.
“I think I am getting slightly stronger.” A member
Looking after someone with dementia can feel lonely. Come and talk with people who really understand. There are separate mornings for men and women.
“I leave feeling less alone.” A carer
Worried about a parent’s memory, or not sure where to start? We’ll talk it through with you one to one, give you a clear information pack and point you to the right help.
Give us a ring and we’ll have a chat. No forms, no pressure.
If someone is in danger, call 999. For urgent medical advice, call NHS 111.
