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Published on 01 July 2026 01:24 PM

Age Concern Memory Café

We welcome anyone living with dementia together with their carer. Our usual afternoon includes chair exercises, alight-hearted quiz, some singing and a cup of tea along with time to chat. We sometimes have competitions, games, crafts and guest speakers or entertainers.
There is no charge, but all donations are gratefully received and used to support the group
Held weekly on Tuesdays from 2pm to 4pm at the Lady Mills Centre.
 

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Age UK Devon - Enabling and Home Support Service

This service offers support and practical help to older people, including those with dementia, to help maintain their independence at home.
 
 

 

Crediton Congregational Church

Coffee and Company

This is a weekly drop-in café for all adults meeting every Thursday from 10am to 12pm,
it’s an informal setting offering refreshments, puzzles, quizzes, table games. People living with dementia and their carers/friends/family are welcome.
This is held in the main church at Crediton Congregational Church
 

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Community Lunch,

This is a monthly lunch offering a hot, freshly cooked 2-course (donations requested to cover food costs).
Meeting every third Friday of the month (except August) from 12-2pm.
People living with dementia and their carers/friends/family are welcome. This is held in the Karis Hall at Crediton Congregational Church and is accessed via the gently sloped footpath to the west of the Church.
Please book with your places with the Church Office 01363 772577.
 

Crediton Congregational Church 98 High Street, EX17 3LF

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Here for Dementia

 
Dementia Carer Support Consultations
 
Two hour one-to-one or small family consultations delivered in person or via video call, offering a dedicated space to explore your individual concerns, deepen your understanding of dementia, and feel more informed about the support and services available. Together, we’ll also look at planning ahead to help reduce the likelihood of reaching a crisis point.
 
Following the consultation, you’ll receive a personalised reflective support guide with tailored recommendations and gentle signposting to relevant organisations and resources.
 
These consultations can be valuable both before and after a dementia diagnosis, when life can feel overwhelming and navigating the health and social care system can become challenging.
 
My aim is to work alongside you as a trusted extension of your support network, bringing compassion, understanding, and meaningful connection into everyday life, while helping you feel more informed, confident and prepared for the future.
 
For further information, please contact Gina Awad at ginasfreespirit@yahoo.co.uk
 
 
 

The Filo Project

The Filo Project offers small group day care for people with early to moderate dementia and other age-related challenges, including isolation. A Filo day takes place in a host's home, providing a warm and welcoming space where lasting friendships are made. Home-cooked lunch and transport are provided, enabling people in rural areas to join. Support is offered across Devon. Carers can benefit from up to 6 hours of respite during each Filo day, and we also offer our complementary Filo Family Support Service to provide additional guidance and support for families and carers.

You can contact them on 0333 939 8225

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The Ness Care Group

The Ness Care Group provides specialist day support for people living with memory loss, mild cognitive impairment and dementia.
Our services include:
Expert led Cognitive Stimulation Therapy courses and sessions across East Devon
Fun & engaging dementia day care and respite at The Ness Hubs,
Carer support groups.
Expert dementia training and coaching for professionals, carers and family carers.
All The Ness work is shaped by the latest dementia research and a focus on measurable treatment to maintain health.

You can contact them on  01626774799

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This is purely a signposting and information resource. Age UK Exeter are not responsible for any of the services, support or activites listed.

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