At Carents, every member of our team has chosen to become a Dementia Friend.
We believe that better understanding leads to better support, and that small actions can make a big difference. Now, in collaboration with Alzheimer’s Society, we are inviting you to take part in a Dementia Friends session and learn how to be part of a more inclusive, compassionate community.
Join us on Thursday 12th June, 1–2pm for a friendly session delivered by a trained Dementia Friends Ambassador, where you’ll gain a deeper understanding of what it’s like to live with dementia and discover the simple ways you can make life better for those affected.
Ready to become a Dementia Friend?
🗓 Thursday 12th June 2025
🕐 1–2:00pm (Online)
This free, friendly information session is led by a trained Dementia Friends Ambassador. You will learn what it is like to live with dementia, hear real stories, and explore simple but powerful ways to offer support.
Why It Matters
Dementia affects nearly one million people in the UK, yet many still face stigma and social isolation. Often, people with dementia stop doing the things they enjoy because they do not feel safe or understood in their own communities. That is something we want to change.
By becoming a Dementia Friend, you can help create a more informed and welcoming society. Whether it is through showing patience, starting conversations or simply wearing your badge with pride, your actions can help people affected by dementia to live the life they choose.
What to Expect
This free, friendly information session is led by a trained Dementia Friends Ambassador. You will learn what it is like to live with dementia, hear real stories, and explore simple but powerful ways to offer support.
All you need is a willingness to listen, learn and take small steps that make a big impact.
Join Us
We are proud to be a Dementia Friendly organisation, and we would love for you to stand with us. The more Dementia Friends there are, the more understanding and connected our communities will become.
Together, we can help people affected by dementia feel seen, heard and supported.