If you are supporting someone who is experiencing memory concerns, undergoing assessment, or living with dementia, it can be a worrying and uncertain time for both the individual and their family. Fortunately, there are local organisations across Wrexham that provide information, guidance, and practical support to help people navigate their dementia journey with confidence.

Support Is Available For

Support services are available for people who are:

• Concerned about memory problems
• Awaiting assessment or diagnosis
• Recently diagnosed with dementia
• Living with dementia and looking to maintain independence
• Family members, friends, and unpaid carers supporting someone with dementia

How Support Can Help

Local dementia services can provide information, advice, and signposting on:

• Understanding dementia and memory loss
• Maintaining independence and wellbeing
• Planning for the future
• Accessing local activities and support groups
• Benefits and social care options
• Support for carers and family members
• Reducing social isolation and staying connected to the community

Local Support

Alzheimer’s Society Dementia Support Line

The Dementia Support Line offers information, advice, and emotional support for anyone affected by dementia. Telephone: 0333 150 3456 Website: Alzheimers.org.uk

Wrexham Dementia Friendly Community

Wrexham has a growing network of dementia-friendly groups, activities, and organisations that help people remain active, connected, and involved in their local community. For information about services in your area, speak to your GP, social worker, local community hub, or search the Small Good Stuff Directory for personalised community support options.

Remember

Seeking support early can make a significant difference. Whether you’re experiencing memory concerns yourself or supporting a loved one, help is available, and you don’t have to navigate the journey alone.