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Woodland view Dementia Support Group

Rotherham | Disability

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We are a completely voluntary group trying to make life a little better and the days a little richer for those people in dementia care homes. We provide essential equipment for therapy groups and activity sessions. Also we organise enjoyable events that include and support residents and their families - transferring your loved one to residential care can be a worrying and bewildering time, We have no wages or overheads ever penny we raise goes to our beneficiaries, to put a smile on their face!

Why the community needs us

Dementia diagnosis is rising and mental heath budgets are under increasing pressure and struggling to provide basic care let alone the simple extras that can make such a difference to life in a home. We are a group of carers and ex carers and professional staff who have a vast amount of experience in "living" with dementia. We will not allow this knowledge to be lost when our loved one passes on - we can help. WVDSG would like to extend our reach to more homes funding permittingThey are still al

Our impact on the community

We began as a campaign group and successfully saved 100 residential places for enhanced dementia care for Sheffield. Since 2012 we built a magnificent sensory garden shown on BBCs flower pot gang, and created an interesting dementia cafe where we hold our events. Imagine being confined to the same rooms 24/7 - of course it would cause boredom, frustration and behavioural problems! Activities should be an essential part of life especially if we are to avoid the use of anti-psychotic drugs.

Our details

Reg Office 28 The Green, Whiston, Rotherham S60 4jd

£6.02k raised from 4 pages

Saving 85 lives Dementia sufferers from eviction

£3.95k raised since May 2018

Shivani's 40mile cycle

£550 raised since April 2017

Helen's Manchester Marathon

£731.75 raised since February 2016

Sarah & Rach. Attempting to run the Sheffield Half

£787.5 raised since January 2016