Dementia Roadshow- Friday 16th May from 10am-3pm
Join us at the Dementia Roadshow, a free community event designed to offer vital information, resources, and hands-on support for anyone impacted by dementia. Whether you’re a carer, family member, professional, or someone living with dementia, this day is all about connection, understanding, and empowerment.
Highlights of the Day
The Dementia Experience Bus (outside Asda entrance)
Hosted by Home Instead South East Northumberland, this immersive, sensory experience gives visitors a unique insight into what it’s like to live with dementia. It’s a powerful way to build empathy, awareness, and understanding.
“The Dementia Experience Bus is a testament to our commitment to personalised dementia care. By combining passion, kindness, and cutting-edge training, we strive to enhance the lives of those we serve. Whether through our unique programs or our dedicated Care Professionals, we are here to help your loved ones live their best lives—with dignity and independence.” – Home Instead
Community Support Stalls (Centre Mall)
Meet local organisations and charities offering services, activities, and guidance for people living with dementia and those who care for them. Discover practical help, emotional support, and community initiatives designed to make life easier and more connected.
Organisations attending:
Alzheimer’s Society
Inner Light Wellbeing
Ashmore House.
Places for People Leisure
The Rainbow Care Group Blyth Valley and Whitley Bay
Northumberland County Council
CVABV
Hospice Care North Northumberland
Lions of Morpeth
CNTW
Cramlington Choir
Luk- Luk Productions
Social Prescribing Link Worker
Cramlington and Seaton Valley PCN
Northumbria Healthcare
Carer’s Northumberland
Magic Memories Friendship Group
RVS
Safe and Resilient Communities
Northumberland Libraries
CNTW
Northumberland Recovery College
Vision Northumberland
Heritage Healthcare
Dementia Specialist Nurse
Live Piano Music – Classic Tunes from the Past (Centre Mall)
Enjoy the warm, familiar sounds of live piano music playing beloved songs from decades gone by. Music has a powerful way of connecting us to our memories—and we invite everyone to sing along, tap their toes, or simply soak in the nostalgia.
Friendly Faces & a Chat (CVA Warm Hub)
Drop in for a chat and connect with others who understand your journey. You’re not alone—and we’re here to help.
A big thank you to the Cramlington Dementia Working Group for organising the wonderful event.
