Dementia Together offers inclusive support for people living with dementia and those who care for them.

Sessions provide a welcoming space with a gentle, person-centred structure, where people can stay active, build connections and continue to be themselves.

Current activities include Read & Reminisce sessions, Memory NeST, Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST), and a Carers’ Support Group, alongside a wider programme of accessible activities within Wellbeing Together.

This strand will continue to develop, building towards a more structured three-day-a-week Meeting Centre model as the programme grows.

Wellbeing Together offers a wide range of inclusive activities and services that support emotional, physical and social wellbeing. This includes counselling, self-care and personal development, complementary therapies, educational workshops, creative and social groups, and exercise classes.

All sessions are designed to be accessible and welcoming, with adaptations where needed, so that people living with dementia, those who are neurodivergent, and the wider community can take part together.

This strand brings people together across our community, creating opportunities for connection, confidence and personal growth in everyday life.

SEND Together supports children, young people and adults with special educational needs, learning disabilities and neurodivergent differences, as well as their families.

This includes peer support groups, wellbeing workshops, intergenerational activities and opportunities for shared learning. Current groups include a home education support group for parents, Teen Life Skills and support for for late-diagnosed neurodivergent women. Activities are shaped by lived experience and designed to be inclusive, supportive and responsive to individual needs.

This strand is currently integrated across our wider programme and will continue to grow in response to the needs of local families.