Hanau's Café Auszeit Offers Respite for Dementia Caregivers Every Friday
Hanau's Café Auszeit Offers Respite for Dementia Caregivers Every Friday
Hanau's Café Auszeit Offers Respite for Dementia Caregivers Every Friday
A weekly breakfast buffet at the Fallbach Multigenerational Center is offering support to caregivers of dementia patients. The event, called Café Auszeit, provides a space for shared meals, discussions, and professional care for loved ones. It takes place every Friday morning in Hanau.
The breakfast runs from 9:30 to 11:30 AM, starting with a group meal for all attendees. After the first hour, caregivers can join a moderated discussion circle while their family members take part in guided kids activities. Trained care staff supervise dementia patients during this time.
Caregivers are welcome to attend with or without their loved ones. The cost of the buffet is €3 per person. For those needing professional care for a dementia patient, an additional fee of €8 applies—though this is covered by long-term care insurance.
Registration is required and can be completed at the centre's office. The Fallbach Multigenerational Center is located at Reichenberger Straße 59, 63452 Hanau.
The Café Auszeit breakfast offers both social connection and practical support for dementia caregivers. With structured activities and professional supervision, it aims to ease the daily challenges faced by families. The programme continues weekly, providing a regular opportunity for respite and shared experiences.
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