Alzheimer's Society Campaigners' Network
Campaigning for change
Alzheimer's Society campaigns to change the lives of those living with dementia and we need your help.
Did you know that two thirds of people living with the symptoms of dementia never receive a diagnosis?
Can you believe that the government currently spends eight times less on dementia research than cancer research? Despite the fact that dementia costs the UK more than stroke, heart disease and cancer combined.
Does it anger you that people with dementia have to pay huge amounts for their essential care?
Join us in the fight against dementia by signing up to our Campaigners' Network
You'll receive regular updates on our campaigns and details of easy ways to get involved.
We need you
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.
How you can make a difference
Getting involved couldn't be easier - there's something for everyone:
- Campaigners' network e-bulletin - sign up today to a regular e-bulletin and take simple actions in the fight against dementia
- Campaigners' network local groups - join our network of volunteers campaigning for change in their local area. Email the network to find out more.
- Media volunteers - speak to the media about your experiences of dementia to help bring dementia out of the shadows
Every action you take, no matter how small, 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 0207423 3500.
Contact the Society
Email:
enquiries@alzheimers.org.uk
Telephone:
+44 (0) 20 7423 3500
Send your feedback or find key contact details.
Further information
Counting the cost: caring for people with dementia
We have published a new report investigating dementia care on hospital wards. The report revealed that people with dementia experience unnecessarily long stays in hospital compared with people without the condition.
Putting care right
Alzheimer's Society's putting care right campaign aims to improve the quality of care that people with dementia receive.
Online forum
Visit Talking Point and take part in the discussion



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