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You can ask a physiotherapist for advice about staying as active and independent as possible, maintaining strength and balance, reducing risk of falls and more...

You can ask a physiotherapist for advice about staying as active and independent as possible, maintaining strength and balance, reducing risk of falls and more...

You can ask a physiotherapist for advice about staying as active and independent as possible, maintaining strength and balance, reducing risk of falls and more...

Join us Tuesday 28 May for a morning of tea/coffee, scones and live music from The Ayrshire Ukes. Refreshments served from 10.30am and Ayrshire Ukes will be entertaining us with a selection of well known songs. 

A chance for people with dementia, family members and carers to regale over football memorabilia and photographs.

The opportunity to chat about football and share your passion for the beautiful game, with other like-minded individuals.

Football Memories is a unique partnership between Alzheimer Scotland and the Scottish Football Museum Trust that uses memories of football to improve the lives of people with dementia.

Specialist support for people with dementia to maintain their skills to remain independent for as long as possible and feel good about themselves.

Join us for a lunch club from 12.30pm every last Wednesday of the month in Paisley. This is open to anyone living with dementia and their families/carers. 

Thig còmhla rinn airson òrain agus cabadaich sa Ghàidhlig.

Join us for songs and chat in Gaelic.