Practical and Emotional Dementia Support Networks
Support for families of loved ones living with dementia, for now and in the future.
Local Key Dementia Services
Find the support you need from these local resources
Free support including post‑diagnosis guidance, social groups, assistive technology advice, benefit checks, and wellbeing support. You’re allocated a dedicated worker for up to a year post‑diagnosis.
Hosted monthly at Kidderminster Evangelical Church (3rd Friday, 10:30 am–12:30 pm). A welcoming space for people with dementia and carers to socialise and access information.
Held weekly on Tuesdays (1–2:30 pm) at Trinity Methodist Church, Kidderminster. Group singing sessions to boost mood, brain activity, and social connection.
Several meetups in Kidderminster including Carers Support, Optimistic Living, and Tulip Tree Friendship Group. These offer emotional support, companionship, information, and social activities.
Specialist dementia nurses offering tailored emotional and clinical advice for families managing complex situations. Access via self‑referral or GP.
Local coalition working on dementia-friendly community initiatives. They host quarterly online meetings and help influence services, design, and awareness locally.
Insights and Guidance on Dementia Care
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Choose Offmore Farm
What expect from Offmore Farm’s specialist dementia care
Specialist Dementia Care:
Rest assured that your loved one’s care is provided by trained specialists who view them as a whole person, not just set of symptoms or behaviours.
Bespoke Care Packages:
We work in partnership with families and clinical professionals to bring tailored, private care standards to your loved one.
Emotional Support & Education:
This can be an upsetting and confusing time for everyone. We find that learning more about the condition helps people understand behaviours.
Therapeutic Activities:
Daily activities and nutrient-led meals are tailored to the individual’s needs and aim to improve coping skills, maintain mobility and reduce loneliness.
Ongoing Dementia Support
Support continues beyond the initial move. We provide ongoing guidance and open communication as care needs evolve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our families often ask these questions when going through the process of finding residential care for their loved one.
Does Offmore Farm do their own care assessments?
Yes, every resident has a pre-assessment before joining our home. This helps us make sure we can meet their needs and put the right care in place from day one. It also gives families peace of mind, knowing their loved one’s care will be tailored to them and provided by our supportive, qualified team. Please note, we’re not able to carry out dementia assessments.
Does Offmore Farm take people living with dementia?
Yes. We care for people living with dementia as well as mental health conditions, physical disability, stroke, and Parkinson’s Disease.
Still have questions?
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