Although it is called the Alzheimer Café, the café is for people who are affected by any
type of dementia, and their families
The Alzheimer Café Donnybrook is a relaxed place where people with dementia and their families meet once a month. It’s a forum where people can share experiences, informally meet healthcare professionals and get information on local support services. There is no need to book, and it is free of charge. While people with dementia regularly come to the Alzheimer Café Donnybrook with their families, family carers also often come on their own or with other family members, particularly where the person with dementia is living in residential care.
People come and chat over a
cup of tea and cake
The Alzheimer Café Donnybrook is a relaxed place where people with dementia and their families meet once a month. It’s a forum where people can share experiences, informally meet healthcare professionals and get information on local support services. There is no need to book, and it is free of charge. While people with dementia regularly come to the Alzheimer Café Donnybrook with their families, family carers also often come on their own or with other family members, particularly where the person with dementia is living in residential care.
People come and chat over a
cup of tea and cake
Where and when the
Alzheimer Café Donnybrook meets
The Avila Centre
Bloomfield Ave, off Morehampton Rd Donnybrook Dublin 4
Second Thursday of every month
7pm - 9pm
Where and when the
Alzheimer Café Donnybrook meets
The Avila Centre
Bloomfield Ave, off Morehampton Rd Donnybrook Dublin 4
Second Thursday of every month
7pm - 9pm
Join us for a cup of tea and cake at the Alzheimer Café Donnybrook
Next Alzheimer Café Meeting 11th April
The Alzheimer Cáfe is held on the second Thursday of every month 7pm-9pm, The Avila Centre, Donnybrook, Dublin 4. For further information, just fill in the form below and click Submit Or call us on 085 735 3833. Please leave a message if the phone goes to voicemail and we will
Diane Burgui and Jean Scanlon
Speakers in April
The April Alzheimer Café Donnybrook evening info:
Speaker: Diane Burgui, Dementia Services Information and Development Centre (DSIDC) and Jean Scanlon, Dementia Adviser, Alzheimer Society of Ireland
Title: When you need support
Diana Burgui is a Medical Social Worker at the Memory Clinic (Mercer’s Institute of Successful Ageing) providing advice and supports to patients, and is an educator and researcher with the Dementia Services Information and Development Centre (DSIDC). Jean Scanlon is a Dementia Advisor with the Alzheimer Society of Ireland. They will be speaking about supports and how to access them.
Join us for a cup of tea and cake at the Alzheimer Café Donnybrook
Next Alzheimer Café Meeting 11th April
The Alzheimer Cáfe is held on the second Thursday of every month 7pm-9pm, The Avila Centre, Donnybrook, Dublin 4. For further information, just fill in the form below and click Submit Or call us on 085 735 3833. Please leave a message if the phone goes to voicemail and we will
The April Alzheimer Café Donnybrook evening info:
Speaker: Diane Burgui, Dementia Services Information and Development Centre (DSIDC) and Jean Scanlon, Dementia Adviser, Alzheimer Society of Ireland
Title: When you need support
Diana Burgui is a Medical Social Worker at the Memory Clinic (Mercer’s Institute of Successful Ageing) providing advice and supports to patients, and is an educator and researcher with the Dementia Services Information and Development Centre (DSIDC). Jean Scanlon is a Dementia Advisor with the Alzheimer Society of Ireland. They will be speaking about supports and how to access them.
“It is good to know I’m not alone” “It is a refuge. I feel I belong here.” “It has been a life-line”
Contact Us
The Avila Centre, Bloomfield Ave, off Morehampton Rd Donnybrook Dublin 4
085 735 3833
Contact Us
The Avila Centre, Bloomfield Ave, off Morehampton Rd Donnybrook Dublin 4
085 735 3833
hello@alzheimercafe.ie
“It is good to know I’m not alone” “It is a refuge. I feel I belong here.” “It has been a life-line for me.”
The Alzheimer Café Donnybrook is run by a voluntary steering committee and partnered with:
