Dementia Cafés in Wembley: Local Groups, Times and Support Across Brent
When someone you love is living with dementia, having somewhere safe and welcoming to go each week can make a real difference.
Across Wembley and the wider Brent area, dementia cafés provide exactly that – relaxed, friendly spaces where people living with dementia and their families can connect, enjoy activities and feel supported.
What is a Dementia Café?
Dementia cafés are informal community groups offering a warm, understanding environment. Alongside tea and conversation, many include activities such as music, chair exercise, crafts and gentle social games.
They’re as much for carers as they are for those living with dementia, creating space to share experiences and feel less alone.
Much of this support across the borough is coordinated by Community Action on Dementia Brent, helping build a more dementia-friendly community.
Dementia Cafés in Brent: Days, Times and Locations
Monday
– City Mission Brent Dementia Café
11am – 3pm, St Marks Church, NW10 5HX
Booking required. Optional lunch available.
– Memory Lounge – Barham Community Library (Yoga included)
11:30am – 2pm, 660 Harrow Road, Wembley HA0 2HB
– Kenton Hall Community Café (bingo, music, exercise)
1pm – 3pm, Woodcock Hill, HA3 0PQ
Small fee applies.
Tuesday
– St Augustine’s Memory Café (drop-in)
10:30am – 12pm, Wembley Hill Road HA9 8EW
– Dementia Peer Support Group
11am – 1pm, Ashford Place (waiting list applies)
– Tabernacle Church De Café
12pm – 3pm, Harlesden NW10 4PN
Booking required.
– Dementia Café – Ashford Place
2pm – 4pm, Cricklewood NW2 6TU
Booking required, optional lunch.
– Sanctuary Café – St John’s Kensal Green (new from March 2026)
2pm – 4pm, W10 4AA
Wednesday
– Silver Jubilee Park 50+ Café (Yoga)
10am – 12pm, NW9 7NE
Currently full / waiting list.
– Forget Me Not FC (walking football & activities)
11am – 12:30pm, NW10 8LW
– Lonsdale Medical Centre – Wellbeing Wednesday (drop-in)
11am – 1pm, NW6 6RR
– Beyond Labels Women’s Group
11am – 12:30pm, Kilburn High Road
Registration required.
– St James Wellbeing Café (soup, chat, exercise)
12pm – 1:30pm, HA0 4JB
Thursday
– St Cuthbert’s Memory Café (drop-in)
11am – 1pm, North Wembley HA0 3QY
– Gujarati Group – Barham Library (includes dance)
11am – 1pm, Wembley HA0 2HB
– Friendship Group (Mild Cognitive Impairment)
11am – 12:30pm, Chalkhill Community Centre
Registration required.
Friday
– St John’s 50+ Café (drop-in)
10:30am – 12:30pm, Wembley HA0 2HX
– St Andrew’s Memory Café (Tai Chi included)
11am – 1pm, Sudbury HA0 2QA
– Church of the Ascension Dementia Café (drop-in)
2pm – 4pm, Wembley Park HA9 9QL
For a full list of all the social groups and meeting locations, download the CAB information sheet here.
Why These Groups Matter
Having regular, local options throughout the week means families can build routines that feel reassuring and familiar.
These cafés help to:
- Reduce isolation and loneliness
- Maintain confidence in social settings
- Encourage gentle physical and mental activity
- Provide support for carers as well as individuals
Even attending once a week can make a meaningful difference to well-being.
Support to Help You Get There
For some people, getting out to a group can feel like a big step, especially in the early stages of dementia or after time at home. That’s where having the right support matters.
At Home Instead Wembley, Care Professionals can accompany clients to local cafés, help them settle in, and build confidence over time. It’s not just about getting there, but about making the experience enjoyable and familiar.
If you’d like support getting out to local groups or exploring companionship care in Wembley, our friendly team is here to help.
FAQs
How often can someone attend a dementia café in Brent?
There are sessions running throughout the week, so many people choose one or two regular groups that suit their routine.
Do dementia cafés cost money?
Many are free or low-cost, though some offer optional paid lunches or small activity fees.
Can Care Professionals attend with someone?
Yes, Care Professionals can accompany clients to help them feel comfortable, supported and confident attending local groups.