At Community Action on Dementia Brent (CAD‑Brent), our core aim is simple but powerful: to support people living with dementia and their carers to remain connected, valued and as well as possible for as long as possible. This week, that aim came beautifully to life.
Community Action on Dementia Brent (CAD) Job Description: Project Delivery Worker Programmes: Maintenance Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) and Carer’s Understanding Dementia Workshops
Thanks to the Albert Hunt Trust: Art That Inspires, Connects and Delights. Although this is the first week of art project, we already know how valuable the Albert Hunt Trust’s funding will be.
This week, 10 of our Decaf (Dementia Café) Leads from CAD Brent came together for comprehensive safeguarding training, reinforcing our commitment to delivering safe, high‑quality, community‑based support for people affected by dementia across Brent.
An exciting new addition to CAD- Brent’s thriving network of dementia cafés is set to open its doors this spring. The Sanctuary Café at St John’s the Evangelist, Kensal Green,
On Sunday, the Dementia Hubs Team joined with around 35 clients and their family carers for a truly memorable Christmas party hosted by Park Royal London Fire Brigade.
This week, the team at CAD Brent – the line provider of wellbeing and community support in Brent -organised a dedicated workshop for our dementia community, focusing on one of the most pressing challenges: the risk of falls.
This week the CAD Brent’s Songs of Joy Choir were invited to perform for the community café at Kenton Hall.
The incredible Songs of Joy Dementia Choir, created last year by CADBrent was thrilled to bring music, laughter, and energy to the official launch of Age Friendly Brent this week!
CAD Brent held its monthly dementia carers meeting this week, welcoming Dr Navi Nagra, Lead Clinical Psychologist from the Brent Memory Service,
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