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Rolls Royce Motor Cars has chosen Sage House by Dementia Support as their Charity of the Year 2025.

Our second Sage House Sportive took place on Sunday 22nd September in partnership with The Rotary Club of Bognor Hotham.   The weather...

The Reframed Project performed their piece of theatre that aims to 'reframe' how dementia is perceived, inspired by Sage House dementia hub.

Our Vintage Day celebrated all things vintage including retro cars, fashion, music, food and antiques.

We have created a brand-new sensory garden to give people living with dementia the opportunity to benefit from being outdoors.

On Thursday 27th June, a group of RAF veterans from Storrington were presented with a painting of a Lancaster Bomber aircraft.

Sage House is proud to have won the ‘Best Overall Business’ and ‘Innovation’ Awards at the Chichester and Bognor Business Awards.

Sage House has partnered with gas distribution company SGN.

We're hosting new pre-diagnosis dementia support groups in Crawley

Read the Spring 2024 Memory Matters newsletter.

The ReFramed Project is supported using public funding from Arts Council England

A spectacular Charity Ball has raised £64,000 for Sage House in Tangmere to support local people living with dementia.

Staff at the charity, Sage House by Dementia Support were delighted to hear last week that they have been shortlisted as national...

Sage House in Tangmere will increase its services if needed.

See our Sage House Sportive 2023 Round up, and find out when the next one is!

Dementia Support launched their new workshop for carers titled " A Holistic Approach to Dementia" at the scenic Goodwood Education Trust.

A scenic bike ride for charity Dementia Support is set to take place this September, launching from the organisation’s hub in Tangmere.

Chichester Racing Driver Max Bird has become an ambassador for Dementia Support!

See the round up of our annual Goodwood Track Day, featuring amazing classic cars at the iconic Motor Circuit in Chichester.

Dementia Support CEO Sally Tabbner discusses how we can support people affected by dementia in the workplace, on Julian Roberts' podcast.