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Age UK Bath & North East Somerset: Memory Groups

Our friendly and welcoming groups are led by specially trained staff and volunteers. Our groups are for people living with memory loss or mild to moderate dementia. Using Maintenance Cognitive Stimulation Therapy our sessions are based on having fun and forming friendships. Activities use all the senses and include, discussions, movement, crafts, quizzes and music.

Location & Contact

Phone
01225 466135
Email
reception@ageukbanes.co.uk
Website

Contact Person

Paul Watermeyer

About

Join our Memory Group

Living with memory loss or mild to moderate Dementia or know someone who is? Our groups run across the county and are a safe, stimulating space for people living with memory loss or Dementia to have fun, try new things and make friends. For people with memory problems, including those without a formal dementia diagnosis. These groups also give some respite for carers too.

What to expect?

Refer yourself or someone else by ringing or emailing us on the details above.
These groups are specially designed to use Maintenance Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (MCST) which has been shown to improve concentration, memory, confidence and quality of life. It is the only non-drug treatment recommended to improve cognition, independence and well-being by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Research.

-Increased confidence
-Improved communication
-Improvements in memory
-Increased physical activity
-Break for carers
-Transport to & from group

Where?

We have groups running in Midsomer Norton, Bath and Keynsham every week.

Bath (The Studio, Westgate Street) : Wednesday 2 - 4pm & Friday 10am - 12pm

Radstock (The Somer Center): Wednesday 10-12pm

Keynsham (Baptist Church): Wednesday 10am - 2pm

Keynsham (The Chocolate Quarter Retirement Village): Tuesday 10am - 12pm  

Fees are £27.50. 

Last updated: 19 June 2026

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