This site is dedicated to all the amazing people living with dementia, and their Bubs* (back-up brains), their family and friends who help and support them. Also to everyone who has helped us, both personally and professionally in various ways, to enable us to deliver our groups.
Here you will find information about our groups plus other information we think might be helpful.
* This is how Kate Swaffer, a lady diagnosed with young onset dementia, describes her husband.
Recent Posts
Greenwich Civic Awards – 6th March 2026
Peter and I are honoured that on Friday night at the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s Civic Award ceremony, our charity won an award in the Community Category. It was a wonderful evening and humbling to be amongst so many people who are doing good things for their community. When setting up our charity 10 years … Continue reading Greenwich Civic Awards – 6th March 2026
Tom Carradine – 3rd March 2026
We had a guest entertainer today, Tom Carradine. Tom excelled with a cockney sing along moving into popular songs from recent decades. The group members loved him. You can hear a sample of Tom’s style at ‘Top of the Music Hall Pops – The Top 10 Music Hall Songs as voted by the British Music … Continue reading Tom Carradine – 3rd March 2026
Tony Martin – 17th February 2026
Tony warmed up the room on a very cold day. Janet and I were sadly unable to be at the group today as we were both unwell. The group ran as usual in the good hands of our team. The group enjoyed a medley of 50s/60s and 70s tunes including Tony favourites. Tony dedicated Ring … Continue reading Tony Martin – 17th February 2026
Jamie Steen – 3rd February 2026
Jamie was in good form performing his Rock ‘n’ Roll show. As usual, he was a man of many outfits completing 12 outfit changes in an hour! A selection of Jamie’s range of outfits matched to appropriate songs. Without exception there was plenty of dancing. Andrew, from the University of Greenwich and his colleague Gill … Continue reading Jamie Steen – 3rd February 2026
Reflections 