Dementia Prevention and Support

Join Us for a Heartwarming Community Event at the War Vets, Narrabeen.

Celebrate Seniors Week with Proveda’s Belong Club at a truly special gathering focused on dementia prevention, support, and brain health. This uplifting afternoon blends music, movement, and meaningful conversation, all designed to spark joy, celebrate healthy ageing, and strengthen connections across the Northern Beaches.

Event Highlights

Dementia Prevention and Brain Health: Hear from Samantha Humphreys, Dementia Consultant at Proveda, as she shares practical tips and insights on maintaining brain health and preventing dementia.

The ABC’s of Healthy Ageing: Be guided by Gwen Korebrits, CEO and founder of Dance Health Alliance, and discover practical ways to stay active, confident and engaged through the later years. Explore key elements of healthy ageing, including mobility, balance, brain health and overall wellbeing. Enjoy simple tips, gentle movement suitable for all abilities, and strategies that support quality of life. The talk is warm, inclusive and designed to inspire positive steps toward ageing well.

Afternoon Tea and Community Connections: Relax and enjoy a free afternoon tea while mingling with fellow community members. It’s the perfect chance to build friendships, share stories, and feel part of a vibrant local network.

Everyone is welcome to join us for this meaningful event. It’s a chance to support each other, enjoy great company, and create warm, lasting connections.

Our Presenters

Samantha Humphreys

Samantha Humphreys is one of Proveda’s Care Coordinators and resident Dementia Consultant. Samantha has over 15 years of industry experience supporting people living with dementia. In 2020, Samantha completed her associate degree in dementia care.

To learn more about Proveda programs and how we can support you and your care, please contact us via email or call 1300 002 262 .

Gwen Korebrits, CEO and Founder of Dance Health Alliance

Dance Health Alliance is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving quality of life through dance. They offer innovative programs that help restore body and mind balance, promote movement, and combat illness. Their focus is on people with movement-restricting conditions, cognitive diseases, mental health challenges, and older adults, helping them regain freedom through movement.

To learn more about their programs and how you can get involved, visit

www.dancehealthalliance.org.au