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28/05/2026

Find it difficult to get your loved one to keep hydrated? Have you tried jelly drops?

Jelly Drops are award-winning sweets to boost hydration. Invented for people with dementia & now enjoyed by anyone wanting to increase water intake.

28/05/2026

We had a fun afternoon at MCST this week, with a Circle Dance using different tunes from around the world! The New Apton Centre

21/05/2026

Another super Wednesday at MCST in The New Apton Centre Bishop's Stortford. This week we were trying out our art skills with a game of 'Scribble'

21/05/2026

Maybe worth a look 😉

It’s — and to mark the week, we’re offering special prices on two of our supported holidays with Dementia Adventure 💚

📍 Norfolk — 15–19 June: https://ow.ly/GoKc50Z1HkU

📍 Kingdom of Fife — 31 August–4 September: https://ow.ly/O38l50Z1HkV

Book before the end of May to take advantage of these offers.

Our supported holidays are designed for people living with dementia and their carers, offering the chance to enjoy time away together with support every step of the way.

07/05/2026

Check out our website and see what else we do 🙂

07/05/2026

We had a fun afternoon with Activities to Share jigsaw puzzles this week, suitable for people living with dementia. The New Apton Centre

22/04/2026

Wonderful Casino Afternoon at MCST in The New Apton Centre today. One of our members won the equivalent of £134,000 worth of chips, wow it was so exciting, and the prize was a box of Quality Street ♥️

01/04/2026

We wrapped chocolate eggs in Easter Bunnies (or are they? Lol) today in our craft session at MCST The New Apton Centre

Don't forget we are not open next week. Have a lovely Easter folks 🐣

11/02/2026

At MCST today we decorated book marks and key rings for Valentine's day. Look at these wonderful creations ♥️ East Herts Dementia Friendly Action Group

07/02/2026

Remember these as a child, don't see so many now

Pillbugs, also known as woodlice, act as living filters in polluted soil by sequestering heavy metals like lead, cadmium, and copper within their exoskeletons. By bioaccumulating these toxins, they effectively reduce environmental contamination, protecting nearby plants and microbes from harmful exposure.