Please open the link below for further information: scdementia.com.au/…/DNSC-CATCH-UP-CUPPA-Caloundra-Flyer-2025.pdf Carers Month October gathering: The gathering is facilitated by Vince and Lorrae or another volunteer who understands the dementia journey. Acceptance of dementia in the social gathering allows enjoyment and interaction for discussion on shared knowledge of resources and support. For: People with dementia Continue reading
See Flyer: Aqua Aerobics Nambour Mondays & Fridays 2025 Flyer - For those diagnosed with dementia or related disorders like Parkinson’s, arthritis, their family or paid carers. Young onset (younger than 65 years included). Seniors welcomed. Enjoy the exercise to music in the warm water with Continue reading
See Flyer: Aqua Aerobics Nambour Mondays & Fridays 2025 Flyer - For those diagnosed with dementia or related disorders like Parkinson’s, arthritis, their family or paid carers. Young onset (younger than 65 years included). Seniors welcomed. Enjoy the exercise to music in the warm water with Continue reading
This exercise group is on as usual! (this exercise session had been cancelled previously, due to the Melbourne Cup) Please look at the link below for the Flyer: DNSC Exercise Group Flyer 2025 Ageless Grace Chair Exercises, Reminiscing and Music support thinking, memory, physical function & mental health. For people diagnosed with dementia and related disorders with their family carer Continue reading
Family Carer Support Group - Caloundra Please see the attached flyer: DNSC Family Carer Support Group Caloundra Flyer 2025 Facilitator: Vanessa Drewery, a social worker has many years experience working in the aged and disability sector for community services organizations. She has volunteered for several years in the Dementia Network. Dementia and Caring After dementia Continue reading
Family Carer Support Group - Nambour Please see the attached Flyer: DNSC Family Carer Support Group Flyer Nambour 2025 Dementia and Caring After dementia is diagnosed life continues. The role of the family carer can be new and challenging. Experiencing the changes of dementia in all facets of life can create a roller coaster of Continue reading
See Flyer: Aqua Aerobics Nambour Mondays & Fridays 2025 Flyer - For those diagnosed with dementia or related disorders like Parkinson’s, arthritis, their family or paid carers. Young onset (younger than 65 years included). Seniors welcomed. Enjoy the exercise to music in the warm water with Continue reading
See Flyer: Aqua Aerobics Nambour Mondays & Fridays 2025 Flyer - For those diagnosed with dementia or related disorders like Parkinson’s, arthritis, their family or paid carers. Young onset (younger than 65 years included). Seniors welcomed. Enjoy the exercise to music in the warm water with Continue reading
Please look at the link below for the Flyer: DNSC Exercise Group Flyer 2025 Ageless Grace Chair Exercises, Reminiscing and Music support thinking, memory, physical function & mental health. For people diagnosed with dementia and related disorders with their family carer and/or paid support carer. Living with Dementia and being a carer may be challenging, isolating & lonely. A social Continue reading
Please open the link below for further information: DNSC CATCH UP CUPPA Nambour Flyer 2025 The gathering is facilitated by Vince and Lorrae or another volunteer who understands the dementia journey. Acceptance of dementia in the social gathering allows enjoyment and interaction for discussion on shared knowledge of resources and support. For: People with dementia Continue reading
Please open the flyers: YOD 13.11.25 YOD Flyer A Meeting for People Diagnosed with Young Onset Dementia and their family carer or paid carer is to be held to discuss research on the effect of personalised exercise intervention on the progression of Young Onset Dementia. The Sunshine Coast has been selected as a focus group Continue reading
Open Flyer: DNSC Sunshine Singers Flyer 2025 Sunshine Singers Dementia Choir See Attached Flyer: DNSC Sunshine Singers Flyer 2025 For people diagnosed with dementia and related disorders, their family carers and supporters who are music lovers and want to sing in a choir. Singing brings meaning, togetherness and joy. Other benefits could be better thinking and mental Continue reading