HC-One’s Fosse Way View Care Home in Bingham, Nottingham, is delighted to announce the launch of a new Dementia Support Group, starting Wednesday 22nd October, from 6:00pm to 7:00pm at the care home.
Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging and emotionally draining. Conditions such as Alzheimer’s, Lewy Body, and Frontotemporal Dementia, along with many other forms of dementia, affect not only the individual but also their families and carers. Fosse Way View aims to provide a safe, welcoming space where carers and families can share experiences, gain practical guidance, and find much-needed emotional support.
A representative from the Alzheimer’s Society will join the first session to provide professional guidance, answer questions, and help attendees better understand the complexities of dementia. The group offers an opportunity to connect with others facing similar challenges, exchange coping strategies, and build lasting friendships.
Attendees can expect a warm and relaxed environment with tea, cake, and conversation, encouraging meaningful connections and peer support. By attending, participants may also find a friend they can reach out to anytime for a chat, creating a local support network that extends beyond the group.
The Dementia Support Group is open to anyone caring for or affected by dementia, and attendance is free. Whether you are seeking advice, friendship, or simply a listening ear, Fosse Way View Care Home welcomes you to join.
Fosse Way View is one of over 280 kind and cosy HC-One care homes across the UK, providing the kindest care to older people. This autumn, new residents can take advantage of a special welcome offer, enjoying 4 weeks for the price of 3 when joining before 30
th November 2025.
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Elizabeth Wood, Home Manager at HC-One’s Fosse Way View Care Home, said:
“The journey of caring for someone with dementia can be lonely and overwhelming. Our support group is about reassuring people that they are not alone. It’s a place to talk openly, share experiences, ask questions, and find support from people who truly understand what you are going through.”