Promoting living well with dementia across Scotland
Group Type: Activity / social group
Activity and social groups help people living with dementia to remain active, occupied and engaged with others. Many interests, hobbies and pastimes that have been enjoyed can continue with support or with adjustments and can include movement and exercise, creative arts, culture and religion.
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West Dunbartonshire CVSWest Dunbartonshire CVS offer a volunteering support service, befriending service and 'Ask Access' which helps people access community services and groups.Arcadia Business Centre, Miller Lane, Clydebank G81 1UJ, UK0141 941 0886https://wdcvs.com/
Older Adults Mental Health Team – West DunbartonshireOlder People’s Community Mental Health team serving West Dunbartonshire and the surrounding area. Service supports people with mental health needs including memory problems and dementia.
Men’s Shed ClydebankMen's Shed Clydebank opens 10am every Mon, Wed, Fri, and Sat until afternoon.
Pop in for a chat 👍🏻. Full workshop, days out, great company. 07482 908705mens.shedclydebank@gmail.com
Memory SpinnersOur Memory Spinners groups meet weekly in Glasgow and St Andrews. Using music, storytelling, movement and the visual arts, the programme helps people with dementia and their carers relax, get creative and form new support networks.0141 332 9559https://www.scottishopera.org.uk/join-in/memory-spinners/
Luminate – Online Creative Resources for CarersLuminate works across Scotland to ensure that older people’s creativity can flourish regardless of their circumstances, experiences, interests, and ambitions. We are the leadership organisation for creative ageing in Scotland.Luminate, First Floor, Causewayside House, 160 Causewayside, Edinburgh, EH9 1PR0131 668 8066info@luminatescotland.orghttps://luminatescotland.org/
Improving LivesImproving Lives provide information, advice and support to those living with a disability and their families and carers.627 Dumbarton Road, Dalmuir, Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire G81 4ET, UK0141 237 4560https://www.improvinglives.co.uk/
Dementia Together OnlineThe Dementia Together Online website was designed by occupational therapists to share resources and activities online for people with dementia, their family members and supporters. https://www.cpcs.online/
DACA – Alcohol Recovery ServiceFree and confidential service offering counselling and advice for anyone worried about alcohol.Dumbarton Area Council on Alcohol, West Bridgend Lodge, West Bridgend, Dumbarton G82 4AD01389 731456https://daca.org.uk/
Carers CafeCarers Cafe last Thursday of every month at Golden Jubilee Hospital, Clydebank 2.30-4pmGolden Jubilee National Hospital, Agamemnon Street, Clydebank, UK0141 410 5356dedgar@alzscot.orghttps://www.alzscot.org/
Alzheimer’s Society ShopAt Alzheimer’s Society we’re working towards a world where dementia no longer devastates lives. We do this by giving help to those living with dementia today, and providing hope for the future.0333 366 0035https://shop.alzheimers.org.uk/
Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Link Worker – West DunbartonshireIf you have been recently assessed as having dementia, you are entitled to one year post diagnostic support from a Dementia Link WorkerDementia Resource Centre, Clydebank, UK07876 208898
Alternatives Recovery ServiceA community-based drug project supporting people across West Dunbartonshire1-3 Quay Street, Dumbarton G82 1LG, UK
ALISS – A Local Information System for ScotlandALISS is an on-line local information system for Scotland. The website can connect you with groups, services and activities to support health and wellbeing across Scotland. Just type in your postcode to see what's on near you.https://www.aliss.org/
Age ScotlandAge Scotland offers a wide range of information and advice guides, resources, and activities to help boost older people’s health and wellbeing, with a focus on simple and practical measures that older people can take to age better, including moving more, eating well and staying hydrated.0800 12 44 222 https://www.agescotland.org.uk/how-we-help/health-wellbeing