Renfrewshire Council

Montrose Day Centre

*Montrose Day Centre is currently closed *

Montrose Day Centre provides day care to older people who have been assessed as requiring a service to help them remain in their community and be as independent as possible. The centre caters for older people who have a diagnosis of dementia, or who have a reduced physical capacity.

A typical day in the centre offers varied activities which promote social interaction and aim to meet individual, personal and physical care needs.

We offer support with personal care, for example, hairdressing, chiropody, bathing and shaving. We encourage clients to enjoy company and take advantage of the many activities/social events which we provide. These include:

  • outings;
  • monthly themed celebrations (such as Burns' Day or St Valentine's Day,);
  • group activities (quiz games, music);
  • Occupational Therapy
  • District Nurses
  • Physiotherapy
  • arts and crafts sessions;
  • gardening club;
  • library service; and
  • support and advice to carers.

We provide tea and toast on arrival, lunch and home baking then afternoon tea or juice and biscuits. We cater for all dietary needs. There is a day care charge and a small fee for meals. Staff can tell you how much it will cost, or give you a price list.

What is the centre like?

Montrose Day Centre is a purpose built single storey building. It is light and airy and has a main dining area and lounge, two sitting areas, a relaxation room, hairdressing salon, kitchen and garden.

It is suitable for people who use wheelchairs and has handrails throughout for those with poor mobility

Opening times:

  • Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 4.30pm


We have five key service standards:

  • timeliness;
  • qualified staff;
  • customer satisfaction;
  • service user reviews within four to five weeks of the start of the service; and
  • absence management.

Our service objectives are to:

  • encourage you in decision making;
  • help you live in your own home if you want to do so;
  • promote social stimulation and prevent isolation;
  • provide social care and health care;
  • help you to live as independently as possible;
  • provide support and information to carers, and
  • provide meaningful activities.

We aim to provide:

  • independence;
  • dignity;
  • privacy;
  • choice;
  • equal opportunities;
  • safety; and
  • motivation.

Policies and procedures

Copies are available and staff will be pleased to help you with any issues arising.

All children visiting the unit are required to be supervised at all times by an accompanying adult.

You can also let us know what you think about meals, activities, staff and transport at any time. We also encourage feedback on a regular basis by issuing mini surveys and hosting reviews.

Participation

We actively seek your participation in making decisions about the centre. You can, if you wish, get involved in:

  • Focus groups;
  • Activity planning groups;
  • Client meetings; and
  • Recruitment of staff.

How do I access this service?

You can contact the Adult Services Referral Team (ASeRT) and staff are always happy to help.  Details at bottom of the page.

GPs and other healthcare professionals can also make referrals and after you have been referred a member of staff will contact you to arrange to visit you at home and assess your needs.

How do I get to the centre?

We provide transport to and from the centre.

Contact us direct for any other queries not mentioned above:

  • Phone: 0300 300 0370
  • or write to us at: Montrose Day Centre, Heriot Avenue, Foxbar, PA2 0DN