Dementia care in Pembrokeshire
Find a self-employed carer for dementia care anywhere in Pembrokeshire. It's free for families, and you choose who to speak to.
Cities and towns in Pembrokeshire
Villages in Pembrokeshire
- Abercych
- Ambleston
- Amroth
- Angle
- Begelly
- Blaenffos
- Boncath
- Bosherston
- Brawdy
- Broad Haven
- Broadmoor
- Burton
- Burton Ferry
- Camrose
- Carew
- Castlemartin
- Castlemorris
- Cilgerran
- Clarbeston Road
- Clunderwen
- Cold Blow
- Cosheston
- Cresselly
- Croes-goch
- Crundale
- Crymych
- Dale
- Dinas Cross
- East Williamston
- Eglwyswrw
- Ford
- Freshwater East
- Freystrop
- Hayscastle Cross
- Herbrandston
- Hermon
- Hill
- Hill Mountain
- Hook
- Houghton
- Hundleton
- Jameston
- Jeffreyston
- Johnston
- Keeston
- Kilgetty
- Kingsmoor
- Lampeter Velfrey
- Lamphey
- Lawrenny
- Letterston
- Little Haven
- Little Newcastle
- Llanddewi Velfrey
- Llandissilio
- Llanfyrnach
- Llangwm
- Llanstadwell
- Llanteg
- Llawhaden
- Llwyncelyn
- Ludchurch
- Lydstep
- Maenclochog
- Maiden Wells
- Manorbier
- Marloes
- Martletwy
- Mascle Bridge
- Mathry
- Merlin's Bridge
- Milton
- Moylgrove
- Mynachlog-ddu
- New Hedges
- New Moat
- Newchapel
- Newgale
- Newton Mountain
- Nolton Haven
- Pelcomb Cross
- Pen-y-bryn
- Penally
- Penparc
- Pentlepoir
- Penycwm
- Pleasant Valley
- Pont-yr-hafod
- Port Lion
- Porthgain
- Puncheston
- Redberth
- Reynalton
- Robeston Wathen
- Roch
- Rosebush
- Rosemarket
- Sageston
- Sardis
- Saundersfoot
- Scleddau
- Simpson Cross
- Solva
- Spittal
- Square and Compass
- St Dogmaels
- St Florence
- St Ishmael's
- St Nicholas
- St Twynnells
- Stackpole
- Stepaside
- Summerhill
- Tavernspite
- Tegryn
- Templeton
- Thornton
- Tiers Cross
- Trecwn
- Treffgarne
- Trefgarn Owen
- Trevine
- Walton East
- Waterston
- Whitehill
- Wiston
- Wolf's Castle
- Wooden
About dementia care
Someone familiar who comes at the same times each week and gets to know your loved one: their routines, what they enjoy, and what unsettles them. That might mean company and conversation, help with meals and drinks, gentle prompts to wash and dress, a walk or a trip to a club, and noticing how they are from one week to the next.
Questions families ask
My mum doesn't want a stranger in the house. What can we do?
That's very common. Many families start small, with an hour or two of company, a cup of tea or a walk, and the same person each time. Once they've become a familiar face, they can gradually help with more.
Can a self-employed carer give medication?
Most can remind and prompt. Anything more is agreed between you and the carer, depending on their experience. A pharmacist can suggest things that make it simpler, such as blister packs.
Is there help with the cost?
Attendance Allowance (Pension Age Disability Payment in Scotland) isn't means-tested, and a dementia diagnosis can also bring a Council Tax reduction. The local council can assess what support your loved one needs.
Helpful guides
Other help in Pembrokeshire
- Companionship
- Personal care
- Respite care
- Help after a hospital stay
- Overnight care
- Live-in care
- End of life support
- Meal preparation
- Shopping and errands
- Appointments and outings
- Medication reminders
- Light housework
- Regular cleaning
- Deep clean
- End of tenancy
- After builders
- Oven cleaning
- Carpet cleaning
- Window cleaning
- Ironing and laundry
- Decluttering
Are you a carer in Pembrokeshire?
Join Carers & Cleaners for £1 a year and be found by families looking for dementia care near you. There's no commission: you set your own rates and families pay you directly.
Carers & Cleaners is an introduction service. We don't vet or employ anyone, and what carers and cleaners tell us about themselves is self-declared. Families choose who to speak to and agree everything with them directly.