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Activities & Support in Stratford District for people with dementia and their carers Dementia Cafés for people with dementia and their carers ALCESTER HARBURY Alcester Dementia Café Connections Café Tuesdays and Fridays Third Wednesday of month 10.30am - 12.30pm 2.00pm till 4.00pm Jubilee Centre, Tom Hauley Room, off St Faith’s Road, B49 6AG (behind the Church) Contact Carole Zambonini Church Street, CV33 9EY 01789 488088 Contact Jill Baker www.alcesterdementiacafe.org.uk 01926 612483 [email protected] or Janice Montague BIDFORD-ON-AVON 01926 612340 Bidford Dementia Café [email protected] Mondays 10.30am - 12.30pm (except Bank Holidays) Westholme Court, SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR Westholme Road, B50 4AL Alzheimer’s Society Contact Wendy Lancaster Dementia Café 07713 648716 First Friday of month [email protected] 2.00pm - 3.30pm Stour Court, Old Road, CV36 4HF COMPTON VERNEY Contact Charmaine Bird Alzheimer’s Society 02476 652602 Dementia Café Second Tuesday of month 10.30am - 12.30pm SOUTHAM Compton Verney Art Gallery Southam Dementia Café CV35 9HZ Last Wednesday of month Contact Charmaine Bird 2.30pm - 4.00pm 02476 652602 Galanos House, Banbury Road, Entry to Compton verney and CV47 2BL refreshments are free. A free Contact Galanos House shuttle bus will take Dementia Café 01926 812185 attendees from the car park to the Gallery entrance. Dementia Cafés for people with dementia and their carers STRATFORD-UPON-AVON WELLESBOURNE Alzheimer’s Society Café WRAP Wellesbourne Dementia Café Wednesdays 2.00pm - 4.00pm Third Tuesday of month Wellesbourne Village Hall, 10.30am - 12.30pm School Road, CV35 9NH St Andrew’s Church Hall, Contact Heather Brown Shottery, CV37 9HQ [email protected] Contact Charmaine Bird 01789 841419 or 02476 652602 WRAP Office 01789 778431 Café WRAP Fridays 2.00pm - 4.00pm Bishopton Community Centre, Drayton Avenue, CV37 9PB Contact Sue Livingstone WRAP office 01789 778431 Mobile for wheelchair assistance 07803 729894 [email protected] Dementia Wellbeing Café (Springfield Mind) Saturdays 10.00am - 12.00pm Stratford Methodist Church, Old Town, CV37 6BG Contact Ruth Tandy 01789 298615 Day care provision and other activities for people with dementia ALCESTER HENLEY-IN-ARDEN Alcester (Dementia) Day Care Alzheimers Society Day care for people with dementia. Activity Group: Referral Only Booking required. Run by a facilitator who encourages and supports people Mondays 9.30am - 3.30pm to take part in structured activities Baptist Church Hall, in a friendly environment. Also Henley Street, B49 5AJ offers a chance to relax and Contact Carole Zambonini socialise. 01789 488088 or 07756 438356 [email protected] Thursdays 10.00am - 4.30pm Dell Court, Cherry Orchard, B95 5FW Contact Kate Sweet 07944 291214 Alzheimers Society Day Care Provision Private Day care for those in the later stages of dementia with personal care needs. (Daily charge £55 / £5 hot lunch. Booking required) Mondays 10.00am - 3.00pm Dell Court, Cherry Orchard, B95 5FW Contact Kate Sweet 07944 291214 Day care provision and other activities for people with dementia SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR STRATFORD-UPON-AVON Down Memory Lane WRAP Day Care Provision An enjoyable singing experience Offers a positive and stimulating for those with memory problems. experience for your loved one while (Refreshments provided). you take a break. Prior attendance at Café WRAP is necessary. Third Friday of month 2.00pm - 3.30pm Fridays 11.00am - 1.00pm Community Lounge Stour Court, Bishopton Community Centre, Old Road, CV36 4HF Drayton Avenue, CV37 9PB Contact Dave Hollingworth Contact Sue Livingstone 01608 654444 or WRAP office 01789 778431 Barbara Smith [email protected] 01608 662433 Active Memory Group Activities for people with memory problems and their carers. First and third Wednesday of month 2.00pm - 4.00pm St Edmund’s Church, CV36 4AP Contact Alyson Spence 01608 661703 Support for Carers ALCESTER KINETON Alcester Dementia Café Guideposts First Friday and Third Tuesday of Third Wednesday of month month 2.00pm - 3.30pm (Drop In) 11.00am - 12.00 noon Kineton Surgery, Jubilee Centre, The Old School, Market Square, off St Faith’s Road, B49 6AG CV35 0LP Contact Carole Zambonini For patients registered at Kineton 01789 488088 Surgery www.alcesterdementiacafe.org.uk Contact Guideposts 02476 385888 Alcester Dementia Café [email protected] Keeping in Touch For carers whose partner has died Carers4Carers or gone into long term care. We can look after the person you First Friday and Third Friday of care for in our Companionship month Group alongside the meeting. 11.00am - 12.00 noon Fourth Friday of month Jubilee Centre, 10.30am - 12.00 noon off St Faith’s Road, B49 6AG Kineton Village Hall, Contact Carole Zambonini Mill Street,CV35 0LB 01789 488088 Contact Gillian Grason Smith www.alcesterdementiacafe.org.uk 01926 640203 / 07947 893504 Support for Carers SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR STRATFORD-UPON-AVON Stour Valley Carers Group Guideposts Third Friday of month Second Tuesday of month 10.30am - 12.00 noon 2.00pm - 4.00pm Ellen Badger Hospital, Briar Croft, Alcester Road, CV36 4AB CV37 6PH Contact Carol Ruthven Contact Guideposts 01608 662706 or 02476 385888 Lizzy Feather [email protected] 01608 686013 STUDLEY SOUTHAM Guideposts Guideposts Tuesdays 9.30am - 12.30pm First Wednesday of month (Drop In) Village Hall, 10.30am - 12.30pm High Street, B80 7HJ Southam Clinic, Contact Guideposts Pendicke Street, CV47 1PF 02476 385888 Contact Guideposts [email protected] 02476 385888 [email protected] Guideposts Third Monday of month 2.00pm - 4.00pm Village Hall, High Street, B80 7HJ Contact Guideposts 02476 385888 [email protected] Alzheimers Society Warwickshire Dementia Navigators For people with or without a dementia diagnosis and their families. Navigators provide information and advice, practical and emotional support and signposting to support services. Contact 02476 652602 or email [email protected] Leaflet produced by Stratford-on-Avon District Council Communities Team email [email protected] or phone 01789 260108 working in partnership to create dementia friends www.dementiafriends.org.uk Information correct at April 2016 but subject to change. For the latest information visit https://www.stratford.gov.uk/healthcare/dementia-friendly.cfm SDC/1627/DEC16.
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