The centre aims to support people with dementia, their families, relatives and friends at any stage of the illness.
Aberdeen Brain Health & Dementia Resource Centre
- Opening times:
Monday – Friday: by appointment
Saturday – Sunday: Closed*- Phone number:
- 01224 644077
- Visit us:
- 13-19 King Street,
Aberdeen,
AB24 5AA
Important notice:
Due to ongoing repair works, our Aberdeen Centre is open by appointment only.
Please contact us by phone on 01224 644077 or email AberdeenCityServices@alzscot.org if you would like to make an appointment for support, advice, to make a donation or book to attend a group.
We are continuing to run our groups in Aberdeen but they may be in alternative venues. Please view our what’s on guide further down the page for details.
About our Centre
Brain Health & Dementia Resource Centres are designed to be friendly, accessible environments for everyone to enjoy. Following the principles of dementia friendly design, we strive to create a local feel, creating a sense of homeliness which we know is important in helping everyone to feel at ease.
The following support is on offer:
- Information and advice
- Community activities for people with dementia and carers
- Peer support groups for people with dementia and carers.
Our Centres also offer a drop in facility for anyone interested in finding out about brain health and risk reduction. Our trained staff can work with people of all ages to understand more about the factors that contribute to brain health and to build a personalised brain health plan.
See below for a full list of what is on at the Centre or call us for more information.
What's on at Aberdeen Brain Health & Dementia Resource Centre
Click the button below to download our “What’s on” guide to find out what support, services and activities are available at the Aberdeen Centre this month.
What's on in Aberdeenshire
Click the button below to download our “What’s on” guide for the wider Aberdeenshire area.
Support outside of Centre hours
*When our Centre is closed you can call our 24 hour Freephone Helpline for a listening ear, emotional support, information and signposting.
Can’t make it to a group in person?
Visit Alzheimer Scotland’s Virtual Resource Centre (VRC), an online space where you can access groups, activities and information sessions from the comfort of your own home.