What is the difference between Dementia Clubs and Hub Clubs?
Dementia Clubs are for people living with mild to moderate dementia, who are happy to take part in cognitive stimulation activities and games. Our Hub Clubs welcome people with a variety of health conditions.
What is included in the sessions?
Each session includes activities, games, a light lunch, and refreshments. The activities aim to stimulate cognition, encourage social interaction, and support overall well-being.
How much do the clubs cost?
The clubs are chargeable, currently £45 per session.
How do I book a session?
You can contact us directly for further details, including availability and booking information. Email us at enquiries@crossroadskent.org or call 0345 095 6701.
What kinds of activities are offered at the clubs?
Clubs offer activities based on Cognitive Stimulation Therapy, including quizzes, music, games and puzzles. All groups are a good opportunity for social interaction in a fun, friendly environment.
What are the benefits of attending the clubs?
Group members benefit from meeting with other members of the group, and taking part in the activities offered. The social element promotes a sense of well being and fun in a relaxed environment. Carers also benefit by having a few hours to themselves, for taking a much needed break, or getting things done without worrying about their Caring role.
Are all staff fully trained and DBS checked?
Yes, all of our staff have been given full training in their role and DBS checked, ensuring a high quality service.
Have more questions?
Get in touch on 0345 095 6701 or email enquiries@crossroadskent.org