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Charity Shops

Our seven charity shops offer a range of preloved items - a wonderful collection of donated goods, ranging from clothes, to household goods to furniture and more.

We are always looking for good quality used or surplus items to stock in our shops. Electrical products are accepted for PAT testing.

If you have some free time, why not come in and volunteer for a few hours with us in one of our shops? You'll be in good company - our shops volunteers are an award winning team and were recognised in the 2016 Dorset Volunteering Awards! Volunteering will help you learn new skills, meet new people and you will be helping us to raise valuable funds that go directly towards Prama's work, supporting Dorset's older people, people with dementia and carers. Call 01202 207300 or pop into one of our shops in West Moors, Kinson, Tuckton, Parkstone, Ashley Cross, Ringwood or on Poole High Street for a chat.

Launching soon : preloved items on the official Prama ebay page.

To enquire as to the availability of Pre Loved products email onlinesales@pramacare.co.uk.

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Our Vision

A world where no-one is unfairly disadvantaged or excluded because of age or infirmity and where every person can enjoy life as they age.

Open the door to a new circle of friends

Prama Launches Dementia Friendly Church Initiative

Prama Fundraising Through BH Costal Lottery

Prama Launches Free Will Writing Service in Partnership with McClure Solicitors

Spirituality In Later Life

Spirituality in Later Life Conference

Inspire Accountants Share The Joy Of Christmas

Prama Christmas Carol Services 2017

Asda Poole Staff & Customers Raise £530

A massive thank to the staff and Customers at Asda Poole for their lovely cheque for our Skinner Street pop in group. Rona Starling, Asda’s community Champion, presented the cheque for £530 on behalf of Asda and Bridget Barrett, Manager of PramaLIFE Poole, went to receive the cheque.

We'd like to save our biggest thank you to Linda Dixon and Diane Maton, who are the joint leaders of this very popular group. You ladies inspire us, and we hope your group plans something nice with the money.

Gender Pay Gap Reporting 2017-2018

Prama is delighted to achieve figures significantly better than the national average. In practice the average of female staff rates is actually slightly higher than the male average. This is due to there being more women filling middle management, training and administration roles, which carry pay rates above the averages for care work and shop staff. Pramacare has a predominantly female workforce with men representing only 8.5% of the total.

Download the full report here

Penny's Coffee Shop

The Coffee Shop at the Barrington has been refurbished and rebranded

Mementos

Mementos Exhibition, come and see the work by Prama carers and people living with Dementia

Thank You to The Talbot Village Trust

Prama Wishes to Say a Big THANK YOU to the Talbot Village Trust

Ringwood Shop Open

New Ringwood Shop OPEN!!

Mayor's leaving gift to The Barrington

Prama continue to flourish

Prama are contributing to the conversation about the growing crisis in social care

New Memory Club for Colehill

Do you live with or care for someone who is experiencing memory loss or dementia? Or perhaps you would just like an afternoon reminiscing.

Dorset charity, Prama to re-open Ferndown Barrington Centre with immediate effect

Dorset charity, Prama to re-open Ferndown Barrington Centre with immediate effect.

Following discussions with the Ferndown Community Association, Dorset charity Prama has agreed to take the Barrington Centre forward and re-open it to the public with immediate effect.

Volunteer befrienders needed in the Poole area

Volunteer befrienders needed in the Poole area

Can you spare an hour or two each week? Volunteers are needed in the Poole area to provide support through friendship to local people who are feeling lonely and isolated.