This week the CAD team have been out in the community raising awareness about dementia. At the network of 18 memory cafes we have played dementia bingo, Boccia (a paralympic sport that can be played by everyone) and we have facilitated a dementia awareness quiz which help us to get our community talking about dementia. […]
At CAD Brent, we don’t just talk about inclusivity—we make it happen. Our latest Memory Café, launched in partnership with The Grange in Neasden—formerly the beloved Brent Museum—is another step toward building safe, welcoming spaces for people living with dementia and their carers. This latest addition is evidence of the fact that charities like CADBrent […]
At CADBrent, we are on a mission—a mission to create a dementia-friendly borough where individuals living with dementia and their carers are not just supported but empowered to thrive. We believe in opportunity, dignity, and independence, ensuring that everyone has the chance to enhance their well-being and stay engaged in their community for as long […]
At CAD Brent, we believe that access to London’s extraordinary cultural heritage should be inclusive, enriching, and accessible to all—especially for individuals living with dementia. Last week, our dementia clients enjoyed a truly inspiring visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum, where they immersed themselves in one of the world’s most remarkable glass collections.Spanning over […]
Dementia café (decafs) leads gathered this week at the charming Preston Pub in Wembley to share updates and insights about CADBrent’s remarkable network of 17 dementia cafés. These cafés, established over the past decade, serve as vital social spaces where individuals living with dementia and their carers can connect weekly to socialise, exchange experiences, and […]
This week, we had the honour of hosting the Spring 25 CADBrent dementia gathering at Chalkhill Community Centre – a day filled with joy, camaraderie, and meaningful moments. Over 70 Brent residents, including PLWD (people living with dementia) and unpaid carers, came together for a truly unforgettable occasion curated by our exceptional Ashford Place staff on […]
Early diagnosis and treatment of any health condition can significantly improve the quality of life for those affected and their families. In many communities, dementia is surrounded by stigma and misconceptions. However, awareness campaigns can help dispel myths, reduce stigma, and, more importantly, encourage people to seek help and support. Different communities have unique cultural […]
This week, CAD-Brent and Ashford Place hosted a heartwarming get-together at Chalkhill Community Centre, marking the last gathering before Christmas. This event is one of four seasonal parties held each year for people living with dementia and their carers. Living with dementia presents many challenges, so it is essential to have moments of joy and […]
Our 35-person strong choir from the dementia community in Brent has unanimously decided on the choir’s name ….. The Songs of Joy Choir will meet every Thursday 1.45 til 3.15pm at the Church of Asension in The Avenue Wembley. Everyone is welcome and the choir have been booked to perform at CAD’s Christmas event at […]
PLWD – People living with dementia – and their carers demonstrated their amazing talents this week at our Summer Dementia Gathering at the Chalkhill Community Centre. The panel of judges sat through an amazing ten super acts and after much difficulty given the quality of the performances decided to award first prize to Laurence . […]
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