Memory Activity Club
The Memory Activity Club provides valuable social connections that improve the participants mood. It gives those with dementia an opportunity to be with others who have the same challenges and participate in a variety of beneficial activities.
The Memory Activity Club also provides caregivers a much needed respite.
It is currently held at the Memory Matters Utah Office.
Club Sign Up
Submit an online form or print out the PDF and and bring it to our location.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Memory Activity Club Held?
The class is now held at the Memory Matters Utah Office (168 North 100 East, Suite 104, St. George, UT).
What days is the class held?
The Memory Activity Club meets on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
What time is the class?
The class is held from 10:00 – 3:00 pm.
How long is the class?
The class lasts 5 hours.
How much does the class cost?
Call our office for more information.
What does the class include?
The 5-hour stay includes lunch, snacks, and activity supplies.
What kind of activities are there?
Participants will enjoy working on art projects, singing, and cognitive activities.
Who is the Memory Activity Club for?
Those with moderate dementia are the best suited for this activity group. Participants must be able to take care of bathroom needs with only standby assistance – no hands-on care. The sooner participants start, the better they will adapt and enjoy the classes.
Do caregivers need to attend the class?
During the first couple of visits to the class, it is required that the caregiver attends with the participant. There is no charge for these visits. This helps the participant acclimate in a positive way and allows them to make new friends and feel the accomplishment of attending a “class."
Who benefits from the Memory Activity Club?
The Memory Activity Club is a life-changing experience for those who attend with dementia. The Memory Activity Club provides a positive social experience that elevates and improves the mood of the participant. The Memory Activity Club is also an enormous benefit to caregivers as it provides a much-needed respite.
For more information contact Memory Matters at: (435)-319-0407