Alzheimer's Society Campaigners' Network
Alzheimer’s Society Campaigners’ Network
Alzheimer's Society campaigners change the lives of people living with dementia and their families.
Why we need your help
- 60% of people living with the symptoms of dementia never receive a diagnosis
- More than half of people with dementia leave hospital with worse symptoms than when they arrive
- People with dementia often have to pay huge amounts for their essential care
How you can make a difference
We need you to help us make the case for people with dementia and their families. Join us in the fight against dementia by signing up to our Campaigners' Network and you will receive regular updates on our campaigns and details of easy ways to get involved. By signing up to the network, you will join a movement of thousands of people dedicated to improving the lives of people living with dementia.
Meet some of the Alzheimer's Society campaigners here.
Getting involved couldn't be easier - there's something for everyone.
- Campaigners' Network e-bulletin - our supporters receive no more than 12 emails each year, each with a quick and easy action that is aimed at influencing key decision makers and opinion formers
- Campaigners' Network local groups - our local groups play a vital role in influencing the care that people receive at a local level. From working with hospitals on the way they deliver care, to campaigning to protect local services, our groups are right at the heart of the campaigning work that we do
Every action you take will play a vital role in raising awareness of dementia and pushing it to the top of the political agenda. Please join Alzheimer's Society's Campaigners' Network and help us change lives.
Contact the Campaigners' Network
You can contact us via email campaignersnetwork@alzheimers.org.uk or phone 020 7423 5128.
In this section
- You are here: Alzheimer’s Society Campaigners’ Network
- Meet the Campaigners
- Anne Williamson
- Christine Gunby
- Jane Driver
- Kash Velagala
- Margaret Morgan-Owen
- Matt Brewis
- Sue Vincent
- Tony Robinson
Join the Campaigners' Network today
By signing up you will receive regular updates on our campaigns and details on how to get involved.
Putting care right
Alzheimer's Society's putting care right campaign aims to improve the quality of care that people with dementia receive.
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