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Helping Hands Boost to Dementia Cafe’

Posted on 16th July 2012
Helping Hands Boost to Dementia Cafe’

Recognising the key role that Dementia care Café’s around the country play in supporting those with Dementia and Alzheimer’s, we decided to raise funds for our local café based in Alcester.

By holding a dress down day as well as a cake sale we were able to raise a total of £250.00, which was presented to café founder Carole Zumbanini by our Business Development Manager James Mackay.

On receiving the cheque Carol commented “ The café provides people that live with dementia in the Alcester area the opportunity to gather in a safe environment where they are able to share emotions, have a chat and generally relax with a cup of tea and a biscuit or two. Knowing that a company like Helping Hands Home Care is willing to take the time to raise money and offer their support, is fantastic.”

Unlike many Dementia Café’s around the country that open once or twice a month; Alcester opens its doors every Friday morning come rain or shine. Run by a group of like minded volunteers the café is becoming an established part of the Alcester community.

Helping Hands CEO Tim Lee commented “Familiarity and consistency are acknowledged to be some of the best ways of keeping people with dementia stable, so we are keen to continue showing our support for this group.”

David Jones
David Jones
About David Jones

David Jones is a digital content specialist at Helping Hands Home Care, with extensive experience writing about home care, ageing, and support for adults living with complex conditions. He focuses on turning clinical and operational insight into clear, reassuring information that families can actually use when making care decisions. David works closely with branches, carers, and subject matter experts to ensure every article is accurate, practical, and aligned with Helping Hands’ commitment to quality, transparency, and person-centred care.