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Lusine, McAuley Place, Naas
The Alzheimer Society of Ireland is inviting people in the Naas area in Co Kildare to join its new Young Onset and Early Stage Dementia Activity Club, which runs every Thursday from 10am to 12 noon at Lusine, McAuley Place, Naas.
Organisers say the club offers a welcoming space for connection, creativity, and fun.
It is designed to give participants the chance to build friendships and explore new hobbies in a supportive and uplifting environment.
The sessions include a variety of activities, from music and art to games and gardening, with the aim of encouraging both social interaction and personal expression.
“This is a wonderful opportunity for people living with young onset and early stage dementia to come together, share experiences, and enjoy meaningful activities,” said organisers.
For more information, local contacts are available: Annemarie Kett (087 705 9366) and Martina Abbey (087 494 3807).
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