This walk aims to give those living with dementia and those supporting or caring for anyone living with dementia an opportunity to explore nature in a small group. During the walk participants will learn about the history and ecology of Barnes Common and the work that we do to protect it. There will be regular stops and some sensory linked activities. The pace of the walk will be slow and relaxed and people can chat and socialise throughout.

For this special walk, we will stroll across Barnes Green, to visit the Beverley Brook and see the wildlife that lives there.

General information:

• The walk is approximately 500-600m in total. The walk is a mix of paved and unpaved surfaces. Care will be taken during the walk and in the pre-planning to avoid trip hazards.
• The walk will last about 60 minutes
• Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for walking off-paths
• The activity leader will be comfortable leading groups of people but they cannot act as carers or support workers
• Spaces are limited so please book in advance

This activity is part of Barnes Common's commitment to be part of Age UK and Richmond Council's Dementia Friendly Communities.

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