Promoting independence, safety, and quality of life

Eating and drinking

Tableware with features like non-slip bottoms, high contrast colours, or deep rims can make it easier for individuals with dementia to eat independently and prevent spills.

Exercise for dementia

Living a healthy lifestyle is the most important factor to help reduce the risk of dementia developing. Exercise is considered one of the best ways to reduce the risk of developing dementia.

Defender Combination Key Safe

Placing a spare key in a key safe can ensure that the person can access their home if they accidentally lock themselves out or get lost. This can provide a sense of security and independence while still maintaining a level of controlled access.

Using the bathroom

Simple changes to the design of your bathroom or making use of bathroom aids can make a huge difference in helping you stay safe and remain independent.

Laugh HUG

This sensory product is made to be cuddled, designed to bring comfort and pleasure to those living with dementia. The beating heart function mimics a heartbeat to help individuals relax whilst receiving their hug.

Ravencourt Living Easy Music Player

Created in conjunction with the Alzheimer's Society and designed to be simpler to use, the Easy Music Player from Ravencourt Living is great for those with memory loss as well as those with visual impairment.