Memory Support Hertfordshire

16/06/2026

GP Exercise Referral supports individuals with long term health conditions to move more.

Benefits are:
⭐ Maintain a healthy weight
⭐ Manage and reduce pain
⭐ Stay mobile
⭐ Sleep better
⭐ Improve your mood
⭐ Sharpen your memory
⭐ Have healthy muscles and bones
⭐ Meet like-minded people.

Take your first step by contacting your GP, healthcare provider or visiting one of the Healthy Hubs near you for more information.

Find your local Healthy Hub 👉 https://orlo.uk/j3h5r

Find out more 👉 https://orlo.uk/9bbxf

16/06/2026

In our new free online series ’Dementia: what next?’ dementia specialist Admiral Nurses will take you through the next steps after a diagnosis.

15/06/2026

Hertfordshire’s Dementia Festival, Saturday 12 September, 12–4pm at Fairlands Valley Park in Stevenage.

It’s a relaxed, welcoming space where families, carers, and people living with dementia can enjoy time together, meet local organisations, and find out what support is available across Hertfordshire.

📍 Bandstand area, Fairlands Valley Park (SG2 0BL)
🚗 Parking available at Car Parks A & B (both a short walk to the festival area)
♿ Disabled toilet access available
📧 [email protected]
📞 01279 427522 (voicemail line)

15/06/2026

This Men’s Health Week, we’re encouraging men to pay attention to the things that can make a real difference in later life; staying active, cutting down smoking and alcohol, managing diabetes and blood pressure, and staying connected to other people.

These aren’t just good habits for today, they can also help protect your brain health in the future.

If you’ve been putting off a check-up or ignoring signs that something needs attention, now is the time to act.

Small steps now can make a big difference later.

If you would like to read more, visit https://memorysupportherts.org.uk/prevention-and-education/

15/06/2026

This Loneliness Awareness Week, men are being encouraged to take connection seriously.

A message, a call, a walk with someone, a chat after work, small moments of connection matter. They can help with how we feel now and may also support brain health later in life.
If you have been feeling disconnected, reach out.

If you would like to learn more, visit: https://memorysupportherts.org.uk/prevention-and-education/

12/06/2026

Our Creative Community Cafes are popping up for fun, colour, creativity, friendship and good times!

Here's what we have in store for you:
✏️ Drawing
🎳 Fun games
🎨 Art projects
☕ Cool vibes and refreshments..and more!

All ages are welcome, join in, try something new, or just enjoy the atmosphere. 🌟

📍 For dates and locations, please visit: https://www.communities1st.org.uk/creative-cafe

12/06/2026

✨You are invited to a dementia-friendly picnic✨

Everyone is welcome, people living with dementia, their loved ones, carers, and the local community🌳

Enjoy a range of activities + you’ll have a chance to chat with local organisations offering advice on dementia and memory loss.

11/06/2026

11/06/2026

A brilliant opportunity for young carers and anyone connected to dementia support.

Seeing Dementia Differently is hosting a Young Carers Karaoke afternoon on 14 July in Watford. A fun, relaxed space to unwind, meet others, and enjoy some well‑deserved time out.

There’ll be karaoke, friendly conversation, a quiet space if needed, and support on hand for anyone who wants to ask questions about dementia or caring.

Everyone is welcome, young carers, people living with dementia, friends, parents and professionals.

📍 Boom Battle Bar, Watford
🕒 Arrive from 3pm — karaoke starts 3.30pm
🎤 Relaxed, supportive environment with a quiet space available
👥 Open to young carers (8–30), people living with dementia, families, and professionals
🎟️ Subsidised tickets available for people living with dementia

Full details + tickets:

Join us for a fun, supportive karaoke afternoon focused on connection and building community for young carers and those living with dementia. Everyone is welcome!