Discover local companionship groups in Weston-super-Mare for older adults to stay socially active and connected.
If you or a loved one are looking to stay socially active, Weston-super-Mare and the surrounding areas offer a variety of companionship opportunities to help older adults connect, make new friends, and enjoy shared activities. From friendly coffee mornings and hobby groups to dementia-friendly social gatherings, there are plenty of ways to stay engaged in the community.
At Home Instead Weston-super-Mare, we believe that companionship is just as important as practical care. Our Care Professionals provide one-to-one support, helping older adults enjoy social interactions, attend local activities, and maintain meaningful connections. In this guide, we explore some of the best local groups and services available to help older adults stay socially engaged.
Many companionship groups cater to individuals living with dementia and their families. These provide a welcoming space to share experiences, enjoy activities, and access support.
Care2gether, run by the Alzheimer’s Society, offers a relaxed environment where individuals with dementia and their carers can meet others in a similar situation. Sessions include engaging activities and refreshments, ensuring everyone feels comfortable and involved.
Memory Connections offers weekly sessions designed to support cognitive function in individuals with mild to moderate dementia. Activities include life history discussions, puzzles, music, and gentle exercises to promote mental engagement.
Active Minds meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month and focuses on memory-stimulating activities in a friendly and informal setting.
Contact: Alison Heath, Alzheimer’s Society | 0300 131 3945 | [email protected]
For those seeking general companionship and social engagement, there are plenty of groups across North Somerset where people can meet, chat, and take part in enjoyable activities.
Memory Cafés provide an opportunity to meet others and share experiences over tea and coffee. At Home Instead Weston super mare, we run and facilitate two local Memory Cafes. Representatives from the Alzheimer’s Society and North Somerset Community Connect often attend these to offer advice and support.
Clevedon Men’s Shed offers a place for men to meet, work on projects, and socialise. Whether it’s woodworking, crafting, or just a friendly chat, the group helps combat loneliness.
Exercise and activity-based groups provide a great way to meet people while staying fit and healthy.
For a full schedule of exercise classes, visit the Age UK Somerset website.
For those receiving home care, engaging in creative activities with a Care Professional can be a wonderful way to build companionship. A great option for spring is painting a bird box together. This simple activity encourages conversation, creativity, and a sense of accomplishment.
Do you or a loved one attend a companionship group in Weston-super-Mare? We’d love to hear your experiences! Whether it’s a Memory Café, a walking group, or a creative club, sharing your story could help someone else find the perfect group for them.
Get in touch with Home Instead Weston-super-Mare to share your experiences and recommendations.
Staying socially active is important for mental and emotional well-being. Whether it’s a regular community group, a hobby-based activity, or one-to-one companionship, there are plenty of ways to stay connected in Weston-super-Mare and North Somerset.
If you or someone you know could benefit from companionship services, Home Instead Weston-super-Mare is here to help. Contact our team to find out more about local activities, care services, and ways to stay engaged with your community.
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