For Care Homes, Libraries and Support Groups

Everything on this site is free to use with residents, members and clients, with no account, license or fee. This page explains what is here and how to share it.

What organizations can use

How groups use it

  • Care homes and memory care: picture bingo or finish-the-saying on the common room TV, with one person tapping for the group.
  • Adult day programs: a tablet station with Picture pairs set to four tiles, for short one-to-one sessions.
  • Public libraries: printed word searches and conversation cards in memory kits, and the site bookmarked on library tablets.
  • Caregiver support groups and memory cafés: a one-page printable handout for families to take home.
  • Hospitals and discharge planners: the handout in caregiver packets, for something calm to do at home or at the bedside.

What we do not do

The games are for enjoyment and time together. They do not diagnose, test, score, treat or slow dementia, and we ask organizations not to describe them that way. There are no ads, and the games do not ask for names, health details or photos to be uploaded. The website uses Google Analytics to count visits; our privacy noticeexplains what that collects. Photos used in Photo pairs stay in the browser.

Add us to your resource list

If you keep a list of resources for caregivers, you are welcome to link to dementiaactivities.games. You can copy either description.

Short description

Golden Moments: free, gentle picture games and activity guides for people living with dementia and their caregivers. No sign-up, no timers, no scores.

Longer description

Golden Moments (dementiaactivities.games) offers 11 free browser games made for people living with dementia, including matching pairs with pictures left showing, an easy jigsaw, sorting, familiar sayings and picture bingo with printable cards. There is no account, advertising, timer or score. The site also has plain-language activity guides for each stage of dementia that cite the National Institute on Aging and the Alzheimer's Association.

Useful pages to link to directly: free games, free printables,activities for Alzheimer's and how to play together.

Questions or corrections

If something on the site is wrong or unclear, or a resident's needs are not met by what is here, please tell us atweb@dementiaactivities.games. Please do not send personal or health information about residents or clients.