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Daadementia Action Alliance DAA Dementia Action Alliance MAY – Dates for your Diary Weekly Monday 10.30 Seated Exercise Class Goode Court Lydney GL15 5JP 10.30 FOD Walking for Health Parkend. Dean Forest Cycles GL15 4HG 10.30 FOD Walking for Health Cinderford. Foxes Bridge Centre GL14 2LJ 10.45 Active Balance The Memorial Hall Woolaston GL15 6SU 1st & 3rd 11.00-12.30 Singing for the Brain Alzheimer’s Soc The Main Place Coleford GL16 8RH Every other 11-2 Happy Days Group Must Call 0779097894 Sheppard House Newent GL18 1TL 1.15 Active Balance Yorkley Community Centre GL15 4RS Trip on 2nd 1.30 till 3.30 Friendship Group Crossroads Care Foxes Bridge Centre Cinderford GL14 2LJ Tuesday 10.30 Memories on Toast Toast.Tutshill Chepstow NP16 7BN 10.30 – 12.30 Men’s Club Sheppard House Newent GL18 1TL 10.30 FOD Walking for Health Mitcheldean Well Wisher Café GL17 0SL 2.00-4.00 Ruspidge Golden Oldies Memorial Hall Ruspidge GL13 3AE 2.00 FOD Walking for Health St Briavels. Assembly Rooms GL15 6TG 12.45 Falls Prevention Class – mainly seated Sedbury Memorial Hall Sedbury NP16 7AQ 1.45 Strength & Balance Seated Exercise Class Sedbury Memorial Hall Sedbury NP16 7AQ Wednesday 10.00 FOD Walking for Health Hartbury Meet Village Hall GL19 3DT 10.00 - 2.00 Cinderford Carers Café FVAF Café 31 Cinderford GL14 2RT 10.30 FOD Walking for Health Coleford Meet The Main Place GL16 8RH 10.30 FOD Walking for Health Community Centre Yorkley GL15 4RS 10.30 FOD Walking for Health Huntley. Huntley Cricket Club GL19 3DT 10.30 Indoor Bowling Goode Court Lydney GL15 5JP 10.30 Active Balance Coalway The Methodist Church GL16 7JJ 10.45- 12.15 Singing for Fun Methodist Church Chepstow NP16 5DA 1st & 3rd 2.00 - 3.30 Sedbury Memory Café Sedbury Space Sedbury NP16 7AQ Thursday 10.00 FOD Walking for Health Meet Chill Out Zone Newent GL18 1AJ 10.00 FOD Walking for Health Sedbury. Meet Sheila’s Shop NP16 7AA 10.15 FOD Walking for Health Bathurst Park Car Park Lydney GL15 5HG 10.30 Active Balance Latchen Rooms Longhope GL17 0PA 2.00 - 4.00 Cinderford Memory Café FVAF Café 31 Cinderford 31 Market St GL14 2RT Trip on 3rd 2.00 - 4.00 WMG Woolaston Memory Group The Memorial Hall Woolaston GL15 6SU 2.00 FOD Walking for Health Playing Fields Blakeney GL15 4DW Friday 10.00 FOD Walking for Health Bream. West Dean Centre GL15 6JW 10.30 - 12.30 Men’s Club Newent Sheppard House GL18 1TL 1.00 Active Balance Blakeney Village Hall GL15 4DW 2.00 Active Balance The Memorial Hall Newent GL18 MAY – Dates for your Diary Monthly Wed 1st 10.00- 3.00 Wheels for All Padalabikeaway Cannop Cycle CentreGL16 7EH Fri 3rd 10.30 Newent Memory Café Sheppard House Newent GL18 1TL Tues 7th 7.00 What Dementia Teaches us about love Art Shop & Chapel Abergavenny NP7 5EH Fri 10th Gloucestershire Voice Group Alzheimer’s Soc. Agriculture House Greville Close Gloucester 12.00 Ladies Lunch Crossroads Gloucester The High Orchard and Shopping 2.00 Afternoon Tea & Music Alzheimer’s Soc. Drybrook Forest Church Hall GL17 9LE Sat 11th 2.00-4.00 Concert with The Forest Singers Cinderford. Foxes Bridge Centre GL14 2LJ Mon 13th 1.00 - 3.00 Gardening Activity & Social Club Newent Library Newent GL18 1AS 2.00 – 4.00 Coleford Memory Café The Church on the Street Coleford GL16 8AR 10.00 Friendship Group Outing Crossroads Care From: Foxes Bridge Centre Cinderford GL14 2LJ Thur 16th 10.30 Gentle Walk + Farm Animals Orchard Trust Upper Stowfield GL17 9PD 10.00 Outing. Museum & Boat Trip Crossroads National Waterways Museum 6.00 Make buildings easier for those with Dementia Forest of Dean District Council Coleford Sat 18th 10.00-2.00 Craft Fayre St Stephen’s Belle Vue Rd, Cinderford GL14 2AA nd Wed 22 10.00 FREE Informal Dementia Awareness Sessions Forest of Dean District Council Offices, Coleford Wed 23rd 4-7 Skittles for Gents Crossroads Oaklands Club Foxes Bridge Rd Cinderford Fri 24th 12.00 Ladies Lunch Crossroads Gloucester The High Orchard and Shopping Tues 28th 10.30 FOD Memory Café Alzhemer’s Soc. Lydney Old Town Hall GL15 5DY Wed 29th 10.00-4.00 Community Event Bathurst Park Lydney GL15 5HG 2.00 – 4.00 Dogs For Good Drybrook RFC Drybrook GL17 9EU Fri 31st 10.30 – 12.30 Time to Chat Lydney Community Centre GL15 5AT The aim of the Forest of Dean District Dementia Action Alliance is to make sure that everyone in the district living with dementia is respected and enabled to continue to enjoy living their lives in their own community as well as possible for as long as possible. To support the wider community to understand dementia and inspire and enable people to do things which contribute to a dementia friendly community. .
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