Take a Walk Down Memory Lane in Whitby as part of Dementia Action Week

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Whitby Dementia Friendly Community presents A Walk Down Memory Lane as part of Dementia Action Week on Thursday May 22.

This is a one-hour memory stroll through the centre of Whitby for people living with dementia and their carers.

A good walk is more than just stretching your legs; it’s a chance to unwind, meet new friends and discover the fascinating history on our doorstep.

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This gentle walk, which starts at 1.30pm, is guided by members of the Whitby Dementia Friendly Community, accompanied by stewards, who will share historic information about the town and lead conversations.

The Coliseum Centre in Whitby.The Coliseum Centre in Whitby.
The Coliseum Centre in Whitby.

The walk starts and finishes at the Coliseum centre in Whitby, where walkers will enjoy home-made cakes and drinks on their return.

Advance booking £2 per person, including refreshments.

Email [email protected] or contact the Coliseum reception on 01947 825000.

Whitby Dementia Friendly Community is a volunteer group to support people living with dementia.

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Members include Caring Together Whitby & District, Alzheimer’s Society, Whitby Disablement Action Group (DAG), Whitby Group Practice, Whitby Court Care Home, Whitby Area Development Trust, Dementia Forward and Come As you Are, Robin Hood’s Bay.

Dementia Action Week is an awareness raising campaign.

Each year, Alzheimer’s Society works with individuals and organisations across the UK to encourage people to act on dementia.

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