Keeping in touch

Forget Me Not Chorus
They meet weekly on Zoom to sing together in a relaxed, safe & fun environment. Each session brings people living with dementia, their friends & families together to enjoy a shared activity, meet new people and experience the joy of singing together.
For the zoom link please phone Sarah on 02922 362064 or email [email protected]

Step-by-step guide:
How to video call your family and friends
By Chris Fox Technology reporter
If you are self-isolating at home, video-chatting can help you stay in touch with your friends and family.
This guide will show you how to make a video call using a smartphone, or receive one using your desktop computer - or help you explain how to do so to others.
How to video call with an Android phone
If your phone is made by OnePlus, Google, Honor, Huawei, LG, Samsung or Sony, it is an Android phone. Several other companies make Android phones too.
There are plenty of free apps you can use to make video calls including Google Duo, Facebook Messenger, Skype, WhatsApp and Zoom.
This guide will show you how to make a video call using WhatsApp. Click on the image to connect to the site.

How to video call with an iPhone, iPad or Mac
If you have an iPhone, iPad or Mac computer, you can video call a friend using FaceTime.
The app comes pre-installed on all of these devices. However, it only works on Apple devices, so your friend or relative must be using an iPhone, iPad or Mac too.

If your friend or relative does not use an iPhone, iPad or Mac, you can still video call them using a different app. You can follow the instructions provided for WhatsApp at the top of this page.

Remember, you should only click on the link if you have spoken to your friend or relative and are expecting it.
If you are not expecting an invite, ask your friend or relative to double-check.

​Keeping in touch

Keeping in touch