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Ex-Nurse Fights Isolation with Community Cafe
11 Aug
Summary
- Former nurse opened a cafe to combat rural isolation.
- The cafe aims to create a non-judgmental space for dementia patients.
- It provides a community connection for those feeling isolated.
Monica Sharma, a former NHS nurse of over ten years, has established Kate's Cafe at Shotatton Crossroads, located between Oswestry and Shrewsbury. This new venture aims to combat rural isolation and provide support for individuals living with dementia. Sharma expressed her desire to remain connected with the community, a need she felt after leaving her nursing career.
The cafe is designed as a non-judgmental space, allowing visitors, especially those with dementia, to feel comfortable and accepted. Sharma's extensive experience in dementia care highlighted the critical need for an environment free from stigma, enabling people to engage without fear of judgment.
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