We are very excited to announce that Home Instead South Cheshire in partnership with Nantwich Museum are launching a Shared Reading Group on Monday 9th September, that will run on a Monday afternoon 2 - 4pm.

How does a Shared Reading Group work?

A group of people, one or more of which will be a trained Reader leader get together to read a novel, short story or poem aloud. We will stop and talk about what we are reading as we go. It's fine not to read aloud or speak - it's also great just to listen. We want to create a space where people feel at ease.

Our Shared Reading Group will be free to attend and open to all, and will also be Dementia friendly. Shared Reading has been found to have great benefits, including improving wellbeing, reducing social isolation by helping people to feel more connected to others, and helping people to have a greater sense of purpose.

The benefits for people living with Dementia are also great. A study by The Reader https://lnkd.in/dCfbnW5A

found that Shared Reading can significantly improve the quality of life for those living with Dementia as well as providing valuable benefits to relatives of those living with Dementia.

If you would like any more information, you can email me at [email protected] or call 07842 415755