Sale United Reformed Church members Keith Argyle, Alasdair Renfrew, Kathleen Renfrew, Peter Bennett, Ann Walker, Marilyn Cooke and Vivien Humber
A FACILITY for anyone affected by dementia, and their relatives and carers, is opening in Sale.
Dorothy's Memory Cafe will open its doors for the first time on Tuesday, May 2 at 1pm at The Lounge, Sale United Reformed Church, Montague Road, Sale,M33 3BU. It will open every Tuesday from 1pm to 3pm. There is parking available
If you are affected by dementia yourself, a relative or carer, Dorothy's Cafe will be somewhere you can meet other people in a similar situation.
You will be able to relax over a hot drink and cake, ask questions, exchange information and take part in activities. These will include games, art and crafts and singing old songs.
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