To combat social isolation and the lack of meaningful activities in the elderly, especially those with dementia, Social Prescribing is crucial. This mechanism connects individuals to non-clinical community resources and support, shifting the focus from disease management to the active promotion of health and well-being. In parallel, the Montessori Method, centered on respect and valuing remaining abilities, promotes independence. Integrating the Montessori Method with Social Prescribing offers a promising synergistic approach to improving the quality of life for frail elderly individuals and those with cognitive decline.