This facility is geared towards the over 50's criteria and set in a tranquil and friendly atmosphere. It's a wonderful place for Dementia sufferers and their carers. Exchange experiences along with new ideas and chat with other sufferers.

The Jubilee Cafe is also available to the Alzheimers Society and other groups when required. All health care professionals are very welcome to come along and see how we operate. Endike Community Care is the core of many projects we have to offer and The Jubilee Cafe is just one of many.

The Lord Mayor and other special guests opened the Jubilee Cafe on the 4th August 2012 and the event was also highlighted in the Hull Daily Mail. As the Queen celebrates her jubilee year the Jubilee Cafe name was derived for this historic event.

The Lord Mayor of Hull Danny Brown prepares to cut the ribbon and officially open

the cafe. The Alzhiemers Society attended and other health professionals too.

         The Jubilee Cafe is open

              Monday to Friday

               9.30am ~ 3.30

The Menu is competatively priced with a varied range of buns and cakes freshly baked on site.

Hot and cold snacks are available.You may fancy a bacon or sausage sandwich

or a toasted tea cake or sausage roll. Have a cup of tea or coffee or try the drinking

chocolate, its superb! For more information Tel: 809473

The Icing On the Cake!

Let us introduce you to Jenny and Pauline who have dedicated their spare time as volunteers to the Jubilee Cafe. Keep up the good work ladies and thank you both for doing a wonderful job. Your help is so very much appreciated.

Anyone who has a wee bit of spare time on their hands, and who would like to become a volunteer please contact 809473

The Hull Daily Mail published this article about the Jubilee Cafe and Councillor Dean Kirk spent the day with us. He was very impressed with the design of the kitchen and all it has to offer. He wished the Cafe every success for the future and said he will be back to do another shift!