Rotherham United Community Trust is continuing to support people living with dementia, alongside carers, family members, and friends, through a range of welcoming Dementia Support Sessions across the borough.
Building on the success of the Millers Memory Club, the programme has expanded to help reduce social isolation, provide clearer support and guidance for families, and create dementia-friendly spaces within the local community. With around 3,000 people aged 65+ living with dementia locally, the sessions aim to offer meaningful opportunities for people to connect, socialise, and access support.
The sessions are open to everyone affected by dementia and include support, conversation, games, activities, and the chance to meet others in a friendly and relaxed environment.
Our session at the AESSEAL New York Stadium continues the much-loved Millers Memory Club, which has used the power of football memories to bring people together and support former players and members of the community living with dementia.
You can read more about the expansion of the programme here:
Millers Memory Club Expansion News
Session Details
AESSEAL New York Stadium
- 1pm – 3pm
- First Friday of every month
- Please note: the next session will take place on Friday 12th June.
Goal Zone Activity Suite
- 11am – 1pm
- Fourth Friday of every month
Kiveton Park Community Hub
- 1:30pm – 3:30pm
- Fourth Tuesday of every month
No booking is required, attendees are welcome to simply come along and join us.
