Healthcare and social care professionals

Active role in the community

Fukuoka Orange Partners

Fukuoka Orange Partners is a consortium composed of an all-Fukuoka collaboration of industry, academia, public and private partners working to create an environment where people with dementia can play an active role. It includes individuals with dementia, their families, corporations, organizations, healthcare and social care providers, and municipality representatives. They are all equal partners that voluntarily "learn", "think”, "collaborate" and "act" on dementia. The consortium explores possibilities to enable living to the full with dignity even with dementia, and to translate these ideas into practical efforts.
To enable people with dementia to live their lives with purpose and hope even after they have dementia, we encourage people with dementia to express their opinions and ideas to companies, and to create opportunities for people with dementia to participate in the community and play an active part in it.
We also support the opportunities for people with dementia to work and be active in the community. We support to fulfill their desire to work even after they have dementia.

福岡市オレンジパートナーズの構成図

Social interaction

Dementia cafe

We can assist you in setting up a dementia cafe and keeping it running. Please feel free to contact us for more information.
1. Lectures for future cafe founders
We offer a start-up course for people who want to start a dementia cafe or who want to start a cafe but are not sure what to do. We will also introduce you to cafes that are already in operation and help coordinate visits.
You can hold a traial cafe at the Center.
2. Social meeting for cafe operators
We hold a social meeting with people who run dementia cafes. Let's exchange information and share your issues, and solve them together instead of worrying alone.

認知症カフェの光景

Peer support activities

The word "peer" means companion or equal. A "peer supporter"" is a person with dementia who listens to other people with dementia and becomes a sounding board for them based on their own experiences.
It is easy to talk with peers who have had the same experience, and through the connection, you can share your thoughts and feelings. If you would like to talk to a peer supporter or would like to act as a peer supporter yourself, please contact us.

認知症フレンドリーセンターで相談できる個室

Learning and experience

Humanitude® Course

Even after a person has dementia, they can continue to live lives with fulfilment if those around them are able to communicate them well. What is needed for this communication is to keep telling people, "I care about you".
In this course, we will explain "Humanitude®", a communication technique to convey kindness to people with dementia.
If you wish to attend this course, please register for the course for professionals and emergency medical services.

ユマニチュード技法のイラスト

Dementia-friendly design course

By incorporating "dementia-friendly design" into homes and other facilities, it is possible to create a living environment where people with dementia can live as independently and confidently as possible and live as one would like to live. Fukuoka City has developed a "Fukuoka Dementia-Friendly Design Guide" that outlines 30 points for creating an inclusive living environment for many people, including people with dementia.
In this course, we will explain in an easy-to-understand manner the basic concepts of the dementia-friendly design stipulated in this guide, as well as key points and schedule examples when introducing them into buildings.
The "Fukuoka Dementia-Friendly Design Guide" formulated by Fukuoka City can be downloaded from the city's website.

認知症の人にもやさしいデザインの手引き

Dementia AR Experience session

In this session, participants will have the opportunity to experience the Dementia AR Experience called "Dementia Eyes".
The dementia AR experience is an augmented reality (AR) and enable you to experience elements of common visual symptoms of dementia, mainly Alzheimer's type. Through the experience, you will be able to understand the difficulties and anxiety felt by people with dementia, which will help you reflect on your past and future responses, and at the same time, you will be able to gain the insight on how to improve the environment such as potential hazard and easy-to-understand color combinations.

Dementia Supporter Training Course

We hold a regular course to train people to become a dementia supporter who understands dementia correctly and live together with people with dementia and their families without prejudice. We have the course lasting about 90 minutes once a month. Participants will receive a "Dementia Supporter Card", which is a proof of being a "Dementia Supporter". please click here.

Consultation with experts and center staff

Humanitude® Course

Even after a person has dementia, they can continue to live lives with fulfilment if those around them are able to communicate them well. What is needed for this communication is to keep telling people, "I care about you".
In this course, we will explain "Humanitude®", a communication technique to convey kindness to people with dementia.
If you wish to attend this course, please register for the course for professionals and emergency medical services.

Individual consultation on dementia-friendly design

By incorporating "dementia-friendly design" into homes and other facilities, it is possible to create a living environment where people with dementia can live as independently and confidently as possible and live as one would like to live. Fukuoka City has developed a "Fukuoka Dementia-Friendly Design Guide" that outlines 30 points for creating an inclusive living environment for many people, including people with dementia.
In this course, we will explain in an easy-to-understand manner the basic concepts of the dementia-friendly design stipulated in this guide, as well as key points and schedule examples when introducing them into buildings.
The "Fukuoka Dementia-Friendly Design Guide" formulated by Fukuoka City can be downloaded from the city's website.

Request a guided tour of the Center.

Please contact us if you would like to visit and have a guided tour of the Center.

認知症フレンドリーセンター受付カウンター

Upcoming Events

Contact us

092-791-9115

Opening hours 9:00 - 18:00

We are closed on Sundays, Mondays, National Holidays and the New Year's holiday.

【Opening hours】
  10:00 ー 18:00

Getting here

By Subway

Get off at Akasaka Subway Station, take Exit 3 and walk about 4 minutes.

By Bus (Nishitetsu Bus)

▷ From "Nagahama 2 chome" bus stop on Nanotsu Street
      Approximately 1 minute walk

▷ From "the Bureau of Judicial Affairs" bus stop on Showa Street
      Approximately 3 minutes walk

▷ From "Akasakamon" bus stop on Meiji-dori Street
      Approx. 4-minute walk

【 Underground toll parking lot 】
  Tarrif: 100 yen / 30 min.
  Parking space: 50 cars"

Address: 2nd floor, Airefu, 2-5-1, Maizuru, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka, 810-0073, Japan"

  • What is Dementia Friendly Center?

  • ・ Features of the Center

  • ・ About the Center

  • ・ Exhibition Area

  • ・ Lounge

  • ・ Consultation room / A place to be alone

  • ・ AR Experience Area

  • ・ Seminar Room

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  • ・ Consultation room / A place to be alone

  • ・ AR Experience Area

  • ・ Seminar Room

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092-791-9115
contact@fdfc.jp