Memory Café
In-line with public health advice, we have cancelled all Chilcompton Memory Café events. Click here to visit the NHS guidance. We continue to meet on Zoom every two weeks.
In need of help? Please email us at chilmc@hotmail.com or contact us. We’re here to help and are happy to do your shopping, collect prescriptions and help in any way we can.
Every 2nd Monday of the month
Come along to our Memory Café, a chance to meet people in a fun and friendly environment with refreshments and a varied programme of activities. It is open to anyone suffering from memory problems and their carer.
Every 2nd Monday of the month (except Bank Holidays) from 2-4pm at St. John’s Church Hall, Chilcompton (BA3 4HP).
Find out more
If you care for someone who has dementia, a shared activity in a convivial setting can give you a chance to do something that makes both of you happier and able to enjoy quality time together and with others.
Contact us: Email the Memory Cafe chilmc@hotmail.com or contact the office.
Find us: at St. John’s church hall Chilcompton here.
At St. John’s we see the Memory Café as an integral part of our desire to reach out into all of the villages, towns and communities around us – you will be very welcome to join us. We begin and end the afternoon with teas, coffees, something to enjoy and the chance to relax and chat. In between we enjoy a range of activities, which have included crafts, flower arranging, sing-alongs, quizzes, bingo, beetle drives, storytelling, a magic show as well as puzzles and games and much more. We have also enjoyed a visit to Radstock Museum and hope to have another afternoon out some time soon.
We’re always on the lookout for new ideas to keep us entertained too and would welcome involvement from anyone in the community. This could be to use your talents to run a session for us or perhaps join the team of volunteers – we’re sure you’d enjoy our café as much as we do.
The Alzheimer’s Society
Chilcompton Memory Café was set up in 2017 under the auspicies of The Alzheimer’s Society. More information about them and what they can do for you can be found on their website.
Dementia???
Alzheimer’s is one of the common forms of Dementia. Find out what you need to know from The NHS.
