Alzheimer's Society: Drop-in Service
Last Updated: Tuesday, 25 March 2025Support for People Living with Dementia - Drop-in at Bootle Strand
The Alzheimer's Society is here to support individuals living with dementia and their families.
Join the Dementia Drop-in every Monday from 10am to 3pm at Bootle Strand (opposite B&M). Their knowledgeable and compassionate Dementia Advisors are available to provide information, advice, and support tailored to your needs.
This free service is open to anyone affected by dementia, including carers or family members. Whether you're seeking guidance, recourses, or simply someone to talk to, the Alzheimer's Society is there to help.
For more information, please contact:
- Caroline: 07860 394142
- Rosie: 07856 480043
Organised by The Alzheimer's Society.
Documents for Patients and Carers
Below are some useful documents to support you or your loved ones:
Further Information from the Alzheimer's Society
For additional information and guidance, explore the following links from the Alzheimer's Society website:
- Understanding and Supporting a Person with Dementia
- Getting Help and Support as a Carer
- Activity Groups for People with Dementia and Their Carers
- Community Support for People with Dementia
Benefits for People Affected by Dementia
If you or someone you care for is living with dementia, financial support may be available to help with care needs and daily living. Key benefits include:
- Disability Benefits: Attendance Allowance (AA) and Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
- Carer's Allowance: Support for those providing regular care.
- Pension and Working-Age Benefits: Including Universal Credit and State Pension Credit.
For more details, visit the Alzheimer’s Society’s Benefits for People Affected by Dementia page.
Need more support?
Sefton Social Prescribers can help signpost you to specialist services, including benefits advice and housing support. Call the surgery to request a referral today.
Important: Social Prescriber Referral
This referral does not require an appointment and can be requested by a member of the administrative or secretarial team.
Additional Support Resources
New resources have been added to help patients and families affected by dementia. These documents provide useful information on:
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Legal Services for People Living with Dementia – A list of solicitors offering services such as Lasting Power of Attorney, Court of Protection, and Trusts.
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Support for Veterans with Dementia – Organisations providing specialist support for those who have served in the Armed Forces.
Click the links below to download the resources:
For more information, visit the Alzheimer’s Society website or speak to the team at the next drop-in session.
Together, we can help ensure that no one faces dementia alone.