WellKindDementia Wellbeing & Family Support
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Live · What We Offer

Maintaining Independence

Keep doing the things that matter. Dementia does not mean someone has to immediately stop everyday life.

Support where needed

Independence where possible.

WellKind supports people to maintain independence and participation where appropriate — cooking, shopping, gardening, using public transport, going to a café, managing familiar routines, hobbies, exercise, volunteering and social activities.

The goal is not to take over.

Support where needed. Independence where possible.

We avoid promising that independence can always be maintained. Support is matched carefully to current abilities and reviewed as needs change.

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Examples of everyday participation

Active language for living — participate, continue, choose, maintain, enjoy.

  • Cooking
  • Shopping
  • Gardening
  • Using public transport
  • Going to a café
  • Managing familiar routines
  • Hobbies
  • Exercise
  • Walking
  • Community activities
  • Volunteering
  • Social activities

Not sure what support your family needs?

Let’s start with a conversation. Tell us what’s happening, what’s becoming difficult and what you want life to look like.