Cuttlebrook memory cafe
Come along to Care UK's bi-weekly memory café, running on the first and third Wednesday of the month. The café provides a relaxed, informal setting for people living with dementia ... Read more
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Carterton Memory Cafe
The Sanctuary Carterton Methodist Church, Burford Road, CartertonThe Forget Me Not Cafe is a great opportunity for those in and around Carterton to connect with their community. The cafe is designed for people living with dementia, their ... Read more
Bicester Memory Cafe
Bicester Methodist Church Bell lane, BicesterA free opportunity to enjoy coffee, cake and companionship to promote living well with dementia. A Dementia Adviser will be able to connect you to local support services and provide ... Read more
St Margaret’s Institute Memory Cafe – Oxford
St Margaret's Institute 30 Polstead Rd, OxfordA welcoming and supportive environment for everyone with memory problems and their carers on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month, from 2:30pm - 3:30pm. One of our Dementia ... Read more
Wheatley Memory Cafe
Wheatley United Reformed Church High Street, WheatleyCome and join with others for coffee and biscuits, conversation and activities including painting, table top games, jigsaws, music and singing. Held on the 2nd Thursday of each month from ... Read more
Carterton Memory Cafe
The Sanctuary Carterton Methodist Church, Burford Road, CartertonThe Forget Me Not Cafe is a great opportunity for those in and around Carterton to connect with their community. The cafe is designed for people living with dementia, their ... Read more
Didcot Memory Cafe
Valerian Court Care Home The Broadway, DidcotThe Didcot Memory Cafe is a great place to sit down with a cup of tea and meet people who are in the same situation as you. Tea, coffee, and ... Read more
Henley Coffee Club
Henley Manor Care Home Mill Lane, Henley-on-ThamesThe Henley Coffee Club is an opportunity to spend time in a friendly social atmosphere, with refreshments provided. The group is hosted by Henley Manor Care Home and designed for ... Read more
Witney Friendship Cafe
Millers Grange Care Home Curbridge Rd, WitneyMillers Grange Care Home host a lovely Friendship Cafe in Witney on the third Tuesday of every month, from 2pm - 3:30pm. It's a dementia-friendly event, but it is open ... Read more
Cuttlebrook memory cafe
Cuttlebrook Care Home 1 Stock Road, ThameCome along to Care UK's bi-weekly memory café, running on the first and third Wednesday of the month. The café provides a relaxed, informal setting for people living with dementia ... Read more
Thame Memory Cafe
Cuttlebrook Care Home 1 Stock Road, ThameThe Cuttlebrook Hall Memory Cafe in Thame provides a relaxed, informal setting for people living with dementia, their family, friends, and carers. An opportunity to share your experiences, get involved ... Read more
Carterton Memory Cafe
The Sanctuary Carterton Methodist Church, Burford Road, CartertonThe Forget Me Not Cafe is a great opportunity for those in and around Carterton to connect with their community. The cafe is designed for people living with dementia, their ... Read more
Faringdon Friendship & Memories Cafe
Faringdon United Church Coxwell Street, Faringdon, England, United KingdomAll are welcome to this free group for a cuppa, good company, helpful talks and fun activities. We'll also have a sing-a-long from 3:15pm - 3:45pm! The group runs on ... Read more
St Margaret’s Institute Memory Cafe – Oxford
St Margaret's Institute 30 Polstead Rd, OxfordA welcoming and supportive environment for everyone with memory problems and their carers on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month, from 2:30pm - 3:30pm. One of our Dementia ... Read more
Carterton Memory Cafe
The Sanctuary Carterton Methodist Church, Burford Road, CartertonThe Forget Me Not Cafe is a great opportunity for those in and around Carterton to connect with their community. The cafe is designed for people living with dementia, their ... Read more
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