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23rd September 2026

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Location

LocationSt Mary's Hospice Community Hub

Times

1.30pm

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3.30pm

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Furness Dementia Hub

Furness Dementia Hub provides support, resource and a caring community for people impacted by dementia.

Come along for a coffee and a cake in a welcoming, relaxed environment. Access helpful information and learn about the support available.

Location and time of Furness Dementia Hub:

St Mary’s Community Hub, Duke Street, Barrow, LA14 1XU

Fourth Wednesday of the month:
1:30pm–3:30pm

You can also meet our skilled Dementia Activity Coordinators and Admiral Nurse Dementia Specialist, who are available to offer advice, answer your questions, and have a chat.

To join us, please call 01229 444407 or download a referral form below.

Download A Refferal Form Here

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