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Hull Opens New Dementia Haven in Shopping Centre
7 Sep
Summary
- A new dementia support unit, a memory café, has opened in Hull.
- The facility offers a safe space for individuals with dementia and their families.
- It provides creative activities and advice on accessing support services.
A new memory café has opened its doors at Princes Quay in Hull, offering a dedicated support unit for individuals living with dementia.
The initiative aims to create a secure and welcoming environment for those affected by dementia, including their family members and caregivers. Mandi Allen, one of the founders, was motivated by her personal experience caring for her mother.
Operated by the community company Blank Canvas, the memory café will feature various creative activities. It will also provide crucial advice and information on how to access existing support services within the community.
This new facility is part of a broader effort to enhance and reform adult social care services. The founders have noted significant community interest, indicating a strong need for such provisions.
