Memory Action Group

11/05/2026

** What's on at MAG this week**
Entrance is via the Lower Hall directly from the rear carpark.

Wednesday 13th May – Session with Dr Richard Coaten, In Cahoots and Spectrum

Friday 15th May – Chair Exercises with Chris

We hope to see you there!

10/05/2026

The Big Sing!

10/05/2026

What an incredible afternoon we had at The Big Sing! It was truly amazing to see the Wakefield community come together for an afternoon filled with singing, dancing, laughter, and great fun.

A huge thank you to everyone who helped make the event such a success — especially Anthony for hosting the sing so brilliantly, and to everyone who came along and joined in.

The atmosphere was absolutely overwhelming in the best possible way, and it was wonderful to see so many people enjoying themselves and supporting one another.

We hope you enjoyed it just as much as we did!

08/05/2026

Out ‘Big Sing’ is tomorrow! 👏🎵🎶

Antony will be facilitating our event and hosts our monthly 'Singing for Fun' sessions every month at MAG.

"The years drop off people, faces light up and people leave feeling a lot better than when they arrived."

Come along to QEGs between 2pm - 4pm (doors open 1:30pm). The event is free but donations are welcome to help support our work in the area.



Images courtesy of MAG and Photo by Centre for Ageing Better on Unsplash.

06/05/2026

Carers Week is coming up soon, so the time to create a buzz about this year’s theme, Building Carer Friendly Communities.

Get involved today and be one of the first to add your name to our Building Carer Friendly Communities digital wall. It only takes a few clicks and is a great way to show your support.

https://www.carersweek.org/?dm_i=15AY,97JZI,91V7MC,12MRT8,1,0,0,0 #

You’re amazing. Through us all coming together and sharing our support, we can help ensure our communities recognise, understand and value unpaid carers. Your name will soon appear on the Building Carer Friendly Communities wall, once our team has approved your entry.

05/05/2026

** What's on at MAG this month**
Entrance is via the Lower Hall directly from the rear carpark.

Wednesday 6th May – Music & Movement with Chelsea

Saturday 9th May – The Big Sing at QEGS

Wednesday 13th May – Session with Dr Richard Coaten, In Cahoots and Spectrum

Friday 15th May – Chair Exercises with Chris

Wednesday 20th May – Zumba with Sara

Friday 22nd May – Singalong with Antony

Look forward to seeing you there!

04/05/2026

Wondering what Saturday's 'Big Sing' is all about?

We asked Antony, our music facilitator, what he gets out of the work he does with MAG and the power of music.

“Getting people to enjoy themselves. Everybody together smiling, dancing, even crying."

"Music, the arts in general, is meant to hit the emotions. Seeing people respond, in lots of ways, with the tap of a foot or through the playing of one song."

Come along to QEGs on Saturday and experience it first-hand.

03/05/2026

TIme for a Spring wardobe clear out? ☀️👖👚

MAG runs a market stall every Friday at Osset Market. All our items are donated and all profits go to helping people living with dementia and their carers.

We’d love to take any good quality women’s clothes. (We’re all stocked up for the minute on men’s clothes.)

Please message us if you can help and we’ll arrange delivery or collection.

Thank you!

(Image courtesy of Jonny Gios at Unsplashed.)

02/05/2026

Our 'Big Sing' event at QEGs is just one week away!

Antony facilitates our annual 'Big Sing' event and hosts our monthly 'Singing for Fun' sessions every month at MAG. From one-to-one piano lessons to conducting several full choirs, Antony has a passion for sharing his love for music around West Yorkshire and further afield.

"Singing invariably leads to dancing and merriment at the front. The years drop off people, faces light up and people leave feeling a lot better than when they arrived."

Come along to QEGs between 2pm - 4pm (doors open 1:30pm). The event is free but donations are welcome to help support our work in the area.



Images courtesy of MAG and Photo by Centre for Ageing Better on Unsplash.

29/04/2026

Our good news post of the week! 🌟
Meet Jordan Adams, the legend running marathons with a 25kg fridge on his back! 🏃‍♂️🧊
Jordan and his brother Cian are on a mission to fight Frontotemporal Dementia, a cause close to home after losing their mum to the disease. The fridge represents the "invisible weight" that families living with dementia carry every day.
With both brothers carrying the gene themselves, they are racing to find a cure. Absolute heroes! 🙌🧡
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