Crosslet Day Care Sporting Memories Club

Weekly Club

Crosslet Day Care,

Crosslet House Care Home,

Argyll Avenue,

Dumbarton. G82 3NS

Every Thursday 13:00 - 14:30 * Residents Only

Contact: Maurice Donahue [email protected]

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Five Nine Agency

The Five Nine Agency held a festive lunch with Sports Stars and Fans in Bradford to raise funds for Sporting Memories
Can you help identify these pictures of Pele?

Remarkable collection of images of Pele that now need historians and fans to help track down where they were taken
Sporting Memories gets a Silver Award

Sporting Memories Foundation picks up the Silver Award for 'Best Small Business Serving Football' at a glitzy Football Business Awards 2018 ceremony in London.
The Beautiful Game?

Dementia currently affects approximately 850,000 people in the UK and 600,000 family members who have had to become full time carers. It costs the UK economy in the region of £26bn a year, more than cancer and heart disease combined. So should football be expected to foot the bill for former players’ care and support? And if so, who should that responsibility lay with?

Corson Court, Bellshill, Sporting Memories Club

Weekly Club
Corson Court Care Home Liberty Road Bellshill ML4 2HR
Every Friday 11.00 - 13.00
Victoria House Care Home, Sporting Memories Club

Weekly Club
Victoria House Care Home 16 Victoria Street Blantyre G72 0AS
Every Monday 14.30 - 15.30
Queen Mary Day Care Sporting Memories Group

Monthly Group
Queen Mary Day Care, Queen Mary Day Centre, 35, Queen Mary Avenue, Clydebank. G81 2LS
Last Tuesday of the month 11:00 - 12:30 * Residents Only
Woodside Care Home, Coatbridge, Sporting Memories Club*

Weekly Club
Woodside Care Home Woodside Street Coatbridge ML5 5NJ
Every Thursday 14.00 - 15.30
Dalkeith RFC, Sporting Memories Club

Weekly Club
Dalkeith RFC, Esbank Road, Dalkeith. EH22 3BQ
Every Thursday 10.30 - 12.00
Crosslet Residential Group Sporting Memories Group

Monthly Group
Crosslet Residential Group, Crosslet House Care Home, Argyll Avenue, Dumbarton. G82 3NS
Last Tuesday of the month 13:30 - 14:30 * Residents Only
Dumbarton Library Sporting Memories Club

Weekly Club
Dumbarton Library, Strathleven Place, Dumbarton. G82 1BD
Every Monday 10:30 - 12:00
Hallhill Centre, Dunbar, Sporting Memories Club

Weekly Club
Hallhill Sports Centre, Kellie Road, Dunbar. EH42 1RF
Every Thursday 10.30 - 12.00
Calderwood Sporting Memories Club

Weekly Club
Calderwood, Maxwellton Road, East Kilbride. G74 3LW
Every Tuesday 11:00 - 13:30
Kingsgate Care Home Sporting Memories Club

Weekly Club
Kingsgate Care Home 149, Glasgow Road, East Kilbride. G74 4PA
Every Wednesday 14:00 - 15:30 * Residents Only

Supporting Former Footballers Living With Dementia

Steve Elliott celebrated his 60th birthday in September. A former professional footballer, Steve started his career at Nottingham Forest after signing apprentice forms with Brian Clough and later signed professional forms at the age of 18.
How it works

We work in partnership with organisations and community venues, including sports clubs, community hubs, sheltered housing, care homes and hospitals to run both Sporting Memories Clubs and one-to-one activities.
Football, Dementia and Me. One Year On

On the anniversary of Alan Shearer's groundbreaking BBC 1 documentary exploring the possible links between football and dementia, we look back on the progress made and launch a new campaign to support former players.
Who we are

Sporting Memories Foundation (Registered Charity Number 1154474) is the World's first charity dedicated to Sports Reminiscence & Physical Activities.
Support Our Clubs

With your help Sporting Memories can keep our weekly clubs running and open new clubs, supporting former players and older fans alike
Why volunteer with us

By sharing memories of sporting moments however big or small, people are instantly connected, reawakening thoughts feelings and times that would have otherwise been undiscovered all because of a passion for sport.
Who we are - Scotland

Our Charity in Scotland.
Our Rich History of Partnerships

Sporting Memories Network has developed a compelling, dynamic and innovative approach to tackling the challenges of an ageing society. Our training, resources and project support are designed in partnership with our service users, carers and volunteers.
One-to-one reminiscence

Whilst we know the benefits of socialising and attending the weekly clubs, one to one reminiscing can also be an enjoyable and beneficial activity
Greater London Clubs

Newmarket Racecourse, Sporting Memories Group

Monthly Group
Fred Archer Way, Newmarket
CB8 8NT
Monthly on a Friday 10:30 - 12:30 Read more