ISSUE NO 1, May 2022
Tipsy Tea Party Skye

Joan Robertson, delivered a Tipsy Tea Party for ladies on Skye, Broadford area.

They paid £15, which they got high tea foods and a glass of bubbly, then it was bring you own bottle, lots of raffle prizes. All in all they raised a total of £1,846.30,  had a fabulous time and looking great ladies!
 

Open Day at Aird Ferry Day Centre, Dornie

Lesley Hellon, our Dementia Advisor attended the recent open day at AirdFerry and enjoyed meeting lovely professional and friendly staff, enjoyed the cooks home baking and meeting service users, A very welcoming environment for day care service. We are hoping to have a small presence there soon enough, to support people living with dementia and their carers. Watch this space.

An Drochaid High Tea Afternoon

Lesley Hellon, Dementia Advisor’s first visit to An Drochaid Fort William,

She says 'It was lovely to meet the lovely and interesting folk from Lochaber area. Great Company, Great Craic, Great Cakes!'

As Arnie says “I’ll be Back” see you soon!''

Blankets for Refugees

Fort William, have been busy with their blankets now going to lots of refugees all around the world not just Ukraine, fantastic work. 

Easter Ross - Ullapool

It's been a tricky time recently with lots of cases of Covid in the village having an impact on confidence. We've made tentative steps to get back together, beginning with a lovely warm sunny afternoon in the Ullapool Garden of Reflection where we planted flowers, shrubs, bulbs and hand made birds in our planter. We added some of the Dementia Friendly Community pebbles too and one of the group created a hand painted sign.