So, you or someone you care about has memory problems or dementia? There are lots of us in Tynedale, and guess what – we still have our interests, our creativity and the ability to enjoy ourselves. To make the best of what we can do, we’ve teamed up with our families, friends and professionals to form a Hexham-based club.
We’re not funded by statutory services, so we have the freedom to do the things we love with just the right amount of support from trained volunteers, giving family and friends the chance to join in or to get some time to themselves for a few hours.
If you’re an active person with memory problems or dementia, if you care for someone with memory problems or dementia, or if you would just like to help, we’d love you to join us – you’re very welcome!
We’re not funded by statutory services, so we have the freedom to do the things we love with just the right amount of support from trained volunteers, giving family and friends the chance to join in or to get some time to themselves for a few hours.
If you’re an active person with memory problems or dementia, if you care for someone with memory problems or dementia, or if you would just like to help, we’d love you to join us – you’re very welcome!
Our new Memory Lane lunch club is for anyone who wants to enjoy memory-stimulating chat, nostalgia... and delicious homemade soup. It's also a great chance for people with memory problems and their families to talk about what they want and need. The club meets at the United Reformed Church in Ponteland 12 to 2pm every Monday (except bank holidays).
