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Merton Dementia Hub
67 Whitford Gardens, Mitcham CR4 4AA
Telephone: 020 8687 0922 (Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm)
Email:?merton@alzheimers.org.uk
A community-based service for people with dementia, their families, friends and carers.
For Carers/Relatives/Friends | For People Living with Dementia |
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Other Services
- Merton Dementia Health Suite:?including general health checks from One Merton, hairdressing, audiology checks, beauty and chiropody. Call for appointments: 020 8687 0922 (Tuesday, weekly)
- Monday Memory Clinic:?assessment, diagnosis and follow up appointments with consultants and nurses from Merton Community Mental Health Team (weekly)
- Age UK Happy Feet:?an affordable footcare service run by Age UK Merton, Call 020 8648 5792 to book an appointment (Monday and Thursday, weekly)
- Wimbledon Guild, Bereavement Counselling:?020 8946 0735 (Tuesday, weekly)
Council tax reduction
If you have a diagnosis of dementia then you may be entitled to a reduction in your council tax bill.
Entitlements
- If you are living alone you may be entitled to 100% off under the Class U Exemption
- If you are living with a carer you may be entitled to 50% discount
- If you are living with your partner you may be entitled to 25% discount
How to apply for the reduction
You will need to supply the name of your GP who must confirm that you have a diagnosis of dementia..
- If you live alone you can apply for a "Class U" exemption:
Apply for a council tax exemption - If you live with your partner can apply for a discount for "people who are severely mentally impaired":
Apply for a council tax discount - If you live with a carer you can apply for a discount for "care workers":
Apply for a council tax discount
If you need help with filling in?the forms in then you could contact the Merton Dementia Hub on or ask your carer, spouse or friend for support to fill the form in.
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Merton Dementia Action Alliance
Are you a local business, community group or faith group? Do you want to do something to support making Merton a dementia-friendly borough? Then it's simple. Being a member involves making a commitment to take three actions to support people living with dementia, for example asking your staff to attend a Dementia Friends awareness session.