Dementia services for customers

Our Dementia Advice Sheffield service provides a one-stop shop, the first point of contact service to respond to any non-clinical dementia-related query from a person living with dementia or their family carer. Our specialist advice workers will respond to your initial enquiry and signpost you to the best source of information to meet your specific needs, including resources and services in your local community which can provide ongoing support. These may include memory cafes, carers' groups, singing, allotment, chairobics or Sporting Memories groups.

Contact us now on (0114) 250 2875 or e-mail: dementiaadvice@ageuksheffield.org.uk.

If you are working with people living with dementia as a professional or a volunteer, you may find useful information on this page.

If you'd like more details about local dementia groups and the available information, click here.  

Our Dementia Wellbeing Centres provide a full day of activities and support based on a Maintenance Cognitive Stimulation Therapy approach which is proven to delay the onset of dementia symptoms. 

Our four venues are: 

• Centre in the Park, Norfolk Park – every day, Monday to Friday, 10.00 am - 3.00 pm 
• Dorothy Fox Centre, Botanical Gardens – Friday, 10.00 am - 3.00 pm 
• Hillsborough Park Pavilion – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 10.00 am - 3.00pm 

Some Council-funded places are available. Privately-funded places are £53.99 per day, plus lunch, or £29.99 for a half-day session. 

For more information about our Dementia Wellbeing Centres, view our page here.

Watch a short (3m 26) video about our Dementia Wellbeing Centres by clicking here. 

To arrange a free introductory visit, call us on (0114) 250 2850 or e-mail enquiries@ageuksheffield.org.uk.

Our Young Onset services provide tailored activities specifically designed for younger people who are living with dementia and peer support for family and friends. 

Are you 65 or under & living with, or affected by, young onset dementia or memory problems?

If so, we have a service created specifically to support you and others affected by the condition in Sheffield. The Young Onset Hub (YOH) is a service delivered by Age UK Sheffield and funded by Sheffield City Council. We aim to connect & support you after receiving a diagnosis.

The Hub has been and will continue to be, shaped and informed by people living with or affected by young onset dementia because it aims to provide support that will be as helpful as possible and make a difference to you.

The team will contact you to introduce themselves, tell you about what YOH can offer, and see if we can support you in any other way.

Anyone is welcome to contact us & we look forward to hearing from you.

Our Young Onset Dementia Wellbeing Centres are:

• Monday at St Luke's, Ecclesall Road South, from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
• Friday at the Dorothy Fox Centre, Botanical Gardens, from 10.00 am - 3.00 pm  

For further information on our Young Onset Dementia services call us on (0114) 250 2850 or e-mail enquiries@ageuksheffield.org.uk. 

Our Rosemary Memory cafés provide team, coffee, cake and conversation, specifically for people living with dementia and their carers. Our sites are free to attend and operate as follows: 

• Dore Methodist Church, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, 2.00-4.00 
• Bents Green Methodist Church, 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, 2.00-4.00 

For more details on our cafés, click here or contact Elsie Ledger on 07384 833594 or elsie.ledger@ageuksheffield.org.uk.  

Age UK Sheffield delivers a wide range of other dementia-friendly activities, particularly in South-West Sheffield and Hillsborough. Click here for more information. 

Other providers deliver dementia-friendly services elsewhere in the city. To search for groups in your area, click here. Or contact our Dementia Advice Sheffield service on (0114) 250 2875 or e-mail: dementiaadvice@ageuksheffield.org.uk and we will help to link you up.

A collection of dementia films in Urdu and Arabic, answering some of the questions about people being diagnosed and living with dementia. To watch these, please click here. 

Or contact our Dementia Advice Sheffield service on (0114) 250 2875 or e-mail: dementiaadvice@ageuksheffield.org.uk and our specialist advice workers will respond to your initial enquiry and signpost you to the best source of information to meet your specific needs.