To celebrate Dementia Action Week 2026, the Living Well Hub and Making Connections are hosting an incredible event to support both carers, and people impacted directly by dementia.
Join us to speak to friendly professionals and voluntary services, and to explore available support. Everyone is welcome. Just drop in to the Living Well Hub.
Every Tuesday between 1pm and 3pm, the Living Well Hub has a drop in for people affected by dementia. There's no need to book.
You can:
This is the place to start seeking information in person.
These organisations can help you find and get in touch with support services and make informed plans—so you’re prepared if and when you need assistance. See also our Carer Support page.
Our wellbeing advisers can give you one-to-one support to guide you through services, including:
Warrington Carers Hub provides support to all carers in Warrington. We offer information and support services because we know how it feels to be a carer.
Support from our team and can include:
Still Me, supported by Warrington Speak Up, provides independent advocacy support for people living with dementia, and can help you access the services and support you need.
Still Me provides:
Talking Points take place weekly in community spaces across Warrington, and are a safe space where you can get help and advice on any issues that matter to you.
From a listening ear on the phone to a visit in person, the Alzheimer's Society offers a range of dementia support services. Try their dementia directory to find local support services.
We are a network of organisations & groups who provide, support, information and details on groups, activities & services in Warrington for individuals living with dementia, their families, friends and caregivers.
Attending a dementia support group can help you:
Find your local group.
Get support to stay independent and in your own home for longer. Visit the Independent Living and Disability page to find help with driving and dementia, home adaptations, and everyday tech solutions.
The right care can improve safety, emotional well-being, and quality of life. Try the Getting Help with Care page to help you locate local providers of home care, day care, respite and residential care homes offering different levels of support.
