The Rushcliffe Dementia Hub offers free advice, information and support around dementia and caring.

Rushcliffe Dementia Hub at Edwalton Manor

No appointment needed - booking is just to let us know you’re coming.

The first dedicated Dementia hub of its kind in Rushcliffe. A one stop space where people can access advice, information and support around dementia and caring, all in one place.

In collaboration between The Alzheimers Society, The Carers Hub and Social Prescribers.

Whether you’re supporting a partner, family member, friend or neighbour or simply looking for guidance and reassurance, you’ll be warmly welcomed - A friendly space to talk, connect and find out from professionals what help is available.

Not sure what you need? That’s absolutely fine - if we don’t know the answer, we’ll help you find it.

A complimentary jacket potato with a choice of fillings will be provided for attendees who book in advance. Please note that lunch must be booked ahead of time and bookings cannot be accepted on the day.

For those who choose not to book lunch, complimentary drinks and cakes will still be available.

For more information or to book your lunch, please contact:

Email: Louise.Green@hamberleycarehomes.co.uk

Telephone: 0115 671 3560

Exclusively for Rushcliffe 18 + residents registered with a Rushcliffe GP.

Only one booking is permitted per person. Additional bookings may be cancelled to ensure fairness.

Follow us on Facebook: @RushcliffeSP (https://www.facebook.com/RushcliffeSP/?locale=en_GB) or visit Social Prescribing Hub (https://www.rushcliffehealth.org/sp-hub) for updates.

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Attendance Policy

Please take a moment to read our Social Prescribing Hub Did Not Attend (DNA) Policy before booking.

🔗 View the SP Hub DNA Policy (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1z9Z-xHaoKTzm6hi5dPubqeNycsjawgvs/view)

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