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Find Memory Care has over 20 years experience and are committed to making life easier for people living with dementia via products and environments.

Find is established as the leading supplier of Memory Care products, with customers throughout Europe and in the United States. Our products are designed for all care settings where cognition, vision and dexterity are issues. Our goal is simply to transform environments for a better life with dementia. As designers and manufacturers of the original and most widely used dementia-specific signage in the world, Find has lead the way in providing simple-but-effective products that help improve the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. Over the past decade, our specially designed products have developed significantly to include our own range of Dementia specific way-finding reminiscence themes and visual aids. More recently our range has extended into Crockery, Clocks, Bathroom accessories, Activities and Memory Boxes and much more besides. Our products won’t cure Dementia but they will make living with dementia easier and will transform a home into a friendlier, less challenging environment helping to prevent slips, trips and falls, reducing restlessness and restoring confidence and dignity to our customers lives.

04/11/2026

A memory box can be more than a place for keepsakes: familiar photographs, a treasured postcard or even a recognisable fragrance may help bring a resident’s own story into view and spark conversation. The most meaningful display isn’t necessarily the fullest or fanciest—it’s one chosen with the person and their family, and arranged so each item is easy to recognise and explore. But what should you include, and how do you choose the right size?

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/memory-boxes-for-care-homes-sizes-and-custom-options/

02/11/2026

The best dementia-friendly jigsaw isn’t the one with the most pieces—it’s the one that feels achievable and enjoyable. For some people, 36 or 60 pieces may be just right, while a simple wooden or sound puzzle could be a better fit; the key is to follow the person’s abilities, not a one-size-fits-all rule. Find out how to choose a puzzle that encourages a little fun without adding pressure—and what to try if jigsaws aren’t a good match.

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/dementia-puzzles-for-care-homes-choosing-size-and-difficulty/

30/10/2026

Wall art in a dementia care home can do more than make a room feel welcoming: familiar images may help residents recognise places and find their way through corridors. But there’s no one-size-fits-all choice—what sparks a happy memory for one person may mean little to another. Discover how personal touches and carefully chosen murals can make shared spaces feel calmer, clearer and more meaningful… and what to avoid.

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/care-home-wall-art-for-dementia-familiar-decor-and-calming-ideas/

28/10/2026

The best sensory aids for someone with dementia aren’t necessarily the fanciest — they’re the ones that feel familiar, comfortable and enjoyable to them. From a soft fabric square to a busy board with a large slider, small details can make all the difference; and an activity that works today may not feel right tomorrow. How can you tell what’s helping — and what should you check before offering it?

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/dementia-sensory-aids-for-comfort-and-engagement/

26/10/2026

A raised, curved edge can give someone a simple surface to push food against, making it easier to guide a fork or spoon—and potentially helping to reduce spills. But the most useful dining aid isn’t necessarily the one labelled for a particular diagnosis: it’s the one that suits the person’s grip, coordination, vision and comfort. Even changing one thing, such as the plate’s colour or stability, could make a difference. Which small adjustment might help make mealtimes feel easier?

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/scoop-plates-for-dementia-and-dining-aids-for-individual-needs/

23/10/2026

Did you know that simply swapping a standard white toilet seat for a brightly coloured one can transform daily life for someone living with dementia? When depth perception and vision fade, an ordinary all-white bathroom can quickly become a bewildering and hazardous space. Yet, preserving your loved one’s independence doesn't demand a costly renovation—the secret often lies in clever visual cues that most people completely overlook.

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/dementia-bathroom-aids-for-safer-toileting-and-clearer-cues/

21/10/2026

When supporting a loved one with dementia, it is tempting to believe that clever gadgets hold all the answers. However, the most effective daily aids do not focus on a diagnosis at all, but rather on protecting familiar, comfortable routines.

Finding that delicate balance between boosting independence and avoiding confusion often hinges on one remarkably simple rule.

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/dementia-care-products-uk/

19/10/2026

Simply putting up more signs in a care home often adds confusing clutter rather than clarity for residents living with dementia. The real secret to navigating shared spaces isn’t labelling every single door, but mapping out everyday journeys to pinpoint the exact moments a resident needs to choose a direction. Transforming a confusing corridor into a reassuring, familiar pathway actually comes down to asking one vital question at each turning point.

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/dementia-friendly-signage-for-care-homes-a-practical-guide/

16/10/2026

Navigating endless, identical hospital corridors is daunting for anyone, but for a person living with dementia, it can be truly overwhelming. In fact, one hospital project revealed that a striking one in four patients lived with dementia or confusion. While popping up a few extra signs might seem like a simple fix, genuinely supporting patients requires looking at the entire ward through a completely different lens. It turns out the secret to stress-free wayfinding begins long before a sign is ever fixed to the wall.

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/dementia-signage-a-guide-to-hospital-wayfinding/

14/10/2026

When supporting someone with dementia, our natural instinct is often to leave notes everywhere, but cluttering the house often causes far more confusion than comfort. True support is not about adding endless reminders; it is about gently weaving practical prompts into the familiar routines and surroundings someone already trusts. From the specific way a message is worded to clever environmental cues, protecting dignity and daily confidence is entirely achievable. The most effective aids might not be the ones you expect.

📖 Read more: https://findmemorycare.co.uk/memory-aids-for-dementia-practical-ways-to-support-everyday-life/

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3 Modder Avenue, Leeds
Armley
LS123DB

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441132302046

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