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Hale care home joins The Big Dementia Conversation

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A care home in Hale is calling on local people to take part in a national conversation to learn more about dementia.

On Friday 23rd February, Care UK’s Halecroft Grange, on Hale Road, is inviting members of the community for a special event as part of The Big Dementia Conversation – a nationwide initiative designed to encourage people to talk about dementia, including some of the most difficult topics associated with the condition.

According to a recent survey, commissioned by Care UK, eight in ten adults believe dementia is still misunderstood, with 69 percent of the nation believing it’s a subject which is not talked about enough in society. Many people also admit finding the condition uncomfortable to discuss –something Care UK is hoping to change by launching The Big Dementia Conversation. 

The team at Halecroft Grange is inviting those who care for someone living with dementia to an informative session led by Kelly from Physiofit. She will shed light on how dementia can impact mobility, the impacts of cognitive impairment and advice for fall prevention. 

Guests will also have the opportunity to get advice from Kelly and the Halecroft Grange team over coffee and cake following the session. 

In addition to the event, the Hale community can also visit a newly launched online advice hub. The hub takes a closer look at some of the less-talked-about symptoms of dementia, with expert advice from Care UK’s dementia specialists, who have more than 40 years of experience providing care for people living with the condition. 

Suzi Sumegi, General Manager at Halecroft Grange, said: “Dementia affects millions of lives every year, not just those diagnosed but also their families and friends. We understand how difficult it can be navigating the changes that come when caring for a loved one living with dementia, and the many questions people have.  

“Here at Halecroft Grange, we recognise the importance and value of talking to one another, whether that be sharing advice or concerns, seeking support, or sometimes simply having someone there to listen. The Big Dementia Conversation offers the perfect opportunity for families to come together, learn from the experts, and find comfort in those in a similar position.

“With extensive experience caring for residents living with the condition, the team here at Halecroft Grange have a lot of knowledge and advice to share. We’re looking forward to welcoming the local community and sharing this advice for what we anticipate will be an incredibly helpful afternoon for all involved.”

To find out more about Care UK’s Big Dementia Conversation initiative, please visit: careuk.com/thebigdementiaconversation  

Rated Outstanding by the CQC, Halecroft Grange has been designed to enable residents to live active and fulfilled lives, while also promoting independence. The care home incorporates space for hobby and leisure activities. The building has been configured into a series of neighbourhoods to help facilitate the creation of close-knit communities and encourage social interaction among the residents.  

Open to new residents

295 Hale Road, Hale Barns , Altrincham, Greater Manchester, WA15 8SN

Halecroft Grange

CQC Rating: Outstanding
  • Residential care
  • Dementia care
  • Respite care
  • End of life care
  • Nursing care
  • Nursing dementia care
  • Day club

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