A Place to Keep Living Well.
Dementia may change parts of life, but it does not erase the need for friendship, purpose, laughter, or meaningful experiences. DEC focuses on what each person can do and creates opportunities for connection and joy.
Engagement and education for people living with dementia—and support for the people who care for and work with them.
Engagement and socialization play a critical role in building confidence, decreasing anxiety and depression, helping with adjustment, and slowing decline in people with dementia. Learn how someone you love or care for can benefit from our specialized services while you get a break.
Through classes, conferences, and special events, you can build confidence and understanding, learn new skills, and connect with professionals and agencies to help you grow in your caregiving journey.
The Dementia Enrichment Center is a community, and we invite you to be a part of it. Whether you’re looking for group or individualized support, or in need of caregiver resources, nurture your spirit and expand your circle with us.
9251 W. FM 436, Belton, TX 76513 · [email protected] · 254.448.0321

Dementia Enrichment Center provides a warm daytime community where individuals living with dementia can stay active, connected, and engaged through meaningful experiences designed around their abilities and interests.



Enrichment Club is Dementia Enrichment Center’s daytime program in Belton, Texas, where individuals living with dementia can stay active, connected, and engaged.
Each day includes opportunities to create, move, socialize, and enjoy meaningful experiences designed around individual abilities, interests, and comfort levels.
While your loved one enjoys their day, you have time to work, rest, attend appointments, run errands, or recharge.
Learn About Enrichment Club →Art, crafts, baking, and hands-on projects.
Exercise, stretching, games, and active experiences.
Conversation, celebrations, and shared meals.
Outdoor activities and community experiences.
A welcoming place to participate and be known.
Dementia may change parts of life, but it does not erase the need for friendship, purpose, laughter, or meaningful experiences. DEC focuses on what each person can do and creates opportunities for connection and joy.
Enrichment Club gives caregivers dependable daytime support—and time to work, rest, manage appointments, or recharge—while their loved one spends the day in a welcoming dementia-focused environment.
Specialized dementia training and ongoing education strengthen communication and support.
A secure environment with gathering spaces, outdoor areas, walking paths, and quiet places.
A low participant-to-staff ratio supports individualized attention and meaningful engagement.
Participation is encouraged, not forced. Interests, preferences, and comfort levels matter.
Dementia Enrichment Center serves as a learning site for students from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and Baylor College of Medicine.
Explore Education →You do not have to figure out the right next step alone.
Review the Participant Profile or speak with our team. We’ll help you determine whether Enrichment Club may be a good fit for your loved one.
“...compassionate, knowledgeable, and genuinely care for each individual.”
“The Dementia Enrichment Center is a godsend.”
“The educational programs and support for caregivers have been invaluable...”
Dementia affects an entire family. DEC extends beyond the day program with caregiver education, support groups, and a growing collection of local and educational resources.
Explore Caregiver SupportDays include a variety of planned opportunities such as art, games, music, movement, baking, outdoor activities, conversation, celebrations, and shared meals. Participation is encouraged and adapted to each person’s interests and comfort level.
Yes. Families can choose from one to five days per week. Enrichment Club is open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, with flexible arrival and departure during program hours.
Start with the Participant Profile, then contact the DEC team to discuss your loved one’s interests, abilities, and support needs. The team can help you determine whether the program may be appropriate.
Review the Participant Profile, contact the team with questions, or schedule a visit to see the center and learn more about Enrichment Club.
Meet the team, explore the center, and learn whether Enrichment Club might be the right fit for your family.