Dementia Support
Call us: 07535 164 014
Call us: 07535 164 014
Receiving a diagnosis of dementia can feel like embarking on a journey without a map; our volunteers, resources and activities aim to provide safe, friendly, informative spaces to help overcome some of these struggles. Sharing stories with others who have been or are also on this journey can be an encouragement at a confusing and difficult time.
If you would like to talk to someone about how we can help – please fill in a referral form.
Supporting the emotional well-being of carers, in preparation for their journey ahead!
Providing a safe and friendly space to support carers of and those living with dementia.
One-to one phone calls to sustain the emotional well-being of carers navigating through periods of transition or isolation.
A moment to take a pause with other carers at a range of stages in their journeys with dementia
Southampton is a city with 270,000 residents, and there are about 500 families living with dementia in various stages of the illness.
At diagnosis of dementia, there is some support and advice which focuses on education, tests, defines any problems, and gives initial advice and support.
However, as time goes on, there is less support from a specialist service, and the care of the carers is supported by the NHS Admiral Nurses, trained especially in helping families and individuals cope with living with dementia.
Download our Early Diagnosis Leaflet for more information on diagnosis and living well with dementia.
Dementia is a long-term illness, lasting several years. Caraway aims to provide regular support to families living with dementia.