Age Exchange provide regular activity and support groups for people living with young onset and family members and friends.
Organisation
Address: Blackheath & West Norwood London SE3 9LA
Country: United Kingdom
Email: hello@age-exchange.org.uk
Age Exchange provide regular activity and support groups for people living with young onset and family members and friends.
Address: Blackheath & West Norwood London SE3 9LA
Country: United Kingdom
Email: hello@age-exchange.org.uk
Cafe Create is a group for under 65s living with young onset dementia and those who provide care as family, friends or staff. All are welcome to join us for activities and support. Cost of £5 per attendee (no additional cost for carers). Please get in touch with Lydia if you are interested in joining.
Address: West Norwood Library and Picturehouse, Community Room, 1-7 Norwood High Street London London SE27 9JU
Country: United Kingdom
Email: hello@age-exchange.org.uk
The North London Young Onset Dementia Support Group (YoYo) is a self-organised, self-financed group that meets in the Community Room at the Crouch End Picturehouse on the 1st and 3rd Friday in the month for Yoga, on the 2nd Friday in the month for Cognitive Stimulation Therapy and a parallel carers meeting and the 4th Friday in the month for an all members YoYo meeting.
Address: Crouch End London N8 9BY
Country: United Kingdom
Email: rosedep@blueyonder.co.uk
Hillingdon Younger Onset Dementia Group is a chance to chat to others in a similar situation living in your area and take part in fun and relaxing activities for younger people living with dementia. Meets 10.00am-11.30am every Thursday at Northwood Library, Oaklands Gate, HA6 3AA.
Address: Northwood Library, 12 Oaklands Gate Northwood HA6 3AA
Country: United Kingdom
Email: northwood-library@hillingdon.gov.uk
The Lewisham Dementia Support Hub offers information, advice and support to people with a dementia diagnosis and their family members / carer(s). The dementia hub supports young onset dementia and older adults with a diagnosis to live well in the community through personalised support. The hub delivers cognitive stimulation therapy based activities and links Lewisham residents to other groups and services in the borough. The service also provides personalised support to carers and dementia skills workshops. Click here for a leaflet about the service.
Address: Lewisham London SE13 7DW
Country: United Kingdom
Email: lewisham@dementiahub.org.uk
The Young Dementia Network is a collaboration between people affected by and working in the field of young onset dementia. Everyone is united in one purpose to improve the lives of people with young onset dementia and their families now and to create positive change for the future. The Young Dementia Network:
The Network has a growing membership of people living with young onset dementia, their family and friends, health and social care professionals, service providers, researchers, charities, and volunteers working in the field of young onset dementia. It has created a range of useful resources for people affected by young onset dementia as well as for professionals such as GPs and clinicians, service providers and commissioners. The Network runs monthly young onset dementia webinars, with a tea-theme, that bring together members, people living with young onset dementia, family members, professionals working in the field, and people interested in young onset dementia to create an opportunity to connect, support, and inform each other.
Address: 7th Floor One Aldgate London EC3N 1RE
Country: United Kingdom
The Young Onset Dementia Support Groups and Services Database allows you to search for young onset dementia groups and services in the United Kingdom
Country: United Kingdom
The Younger Onset Dementia Aotearoa Trust (YODAT) was formed by people interested in improving the lives of younger people living with dementia and their families and support person. The overarching goal of YODAT is to enable people with younger onset dementia to live in their homes and communities for as long as possible before some form of residential care may become necessary; and if that time does come, that age appropriate and home-like facilities are available to encourage strategies based on individual strengths and interests to enhance quality of life. YODAT is seeking to address the gaps in the care and treatment of people living with younger onset dementia by providing age appropriate facilities and services addressing physical, emotional and spiritual needs, advocacy for people with this condition, and support for their families, carers and communities.
Country: New Zealand
Email: yodatdayservice@gmail.com