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Welcome

To The Good Company People

Are you feeling less confident? Missing connection? Noticing changes in how you think or feel, or supporting someone who is?

You are in Good Company. 
We offer support, activities and conversation to help people feel more like themselves again.

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How can we help you?

The Good Company People is a dementia-inclusive community organisation offering practical help, friendly groups and one-to-one support for people growing older. We believe ageing should still mean growing together.​

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Whether you want to try something new, meet others who understand, or simply talk about what might help - support starts with a conversation.

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Come along to a relaxed, sociable group in a familiar place like a local pub or café. Share a chat, take part in an activity, or just enjoy the company. Everyone is welcome.

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Talk to someone who can help you understand what is available, make sense of information, and feel more confident about your choices. We can point you to the right local services and support.​​​

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 Small, friendly groups for people who are caring for someone with memory changes or dementia. These groups bring people together to share feelings and support each other. You are not alone.​​

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King of Clubs

We’re proud to have the support of writer, broadcaster and all-round good egg Richard Osman.

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Richard is more than a patron. He helped shape The Good Company People from the very beginning. Our founder and CEO, Lucy Buck, first worked with him over twenty years ago, and when she shared her vision for a different kind of dementia charity, Richard was one of the first to get behind it.

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He gave us our name, our distinctive tone, and even let us borrow a little style inspiration from his Thursday Murder Club series – a nod to the power of community, mischief and friendship at any age.

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Richard continues to champion our work both publicly and behind the scenes, helping us grow from a local idea into a national movement for change.

 

Thanks to Richard Osman, a week in Good Company looks like this ...
 

We might not run anything on Fridays or Sundays (yet), but the rest of the week is full of

connection, company and conversation.

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The Saturday Company Club
The team has been very active and forth coming with encouragement of getting my dad to different events. And I feel very relieved knowing that there is so much support and advice available for if and when I may need it!

Jenny, Daughter of a Good Company Member

Giving you the 'Know-How'

We don’t know what we don’t know and that’s why we created Know-How – a growing library of simple, plain-English articles based on the real questions we hear every day. Whether you’re trying to understand what happens after a hospital stay, how to talk to your GP, or what changes to look out for in someone you care about, this is a good place to start.

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Everything we do is made possible by people who care - from monthly donors and volunteers to fundraisers and local partners.​  We don’t charge for our support, so every gift of time, money or energy helps someone feel less alone.

Thank you for supporting our charity

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Looking for the latest Good Company news?

Want to know what we’ve been up to? From new Clubs and community events to real stories from members and volunteers, this is where we share what’s happening across Good Company.​

Do you want to receive news and Know-How updates by email?

Each month we will send you a round-up of all of our activities, news and the latest Know-How articles straight to your inbox.

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