Your money helps provide support from day one

We support tens of thousands of families living with dementia every year, and over 90% of people said our support services gave them useful information and made them feel more supported.

Our expert Dementia Advisers provide personalised support to people facing the huge daily challenges of life with dementia. Our services provide a network of emotional support, practical advice and a community that understands their situation.  

But the path to a better world for people with dementia doesn't end there.

Your money funds vital research  

Your support means that we can look to the future, investing in ground-breaking research into better ways of treating and caring for people with dementia. In 2023/24 we invested over £15 million into brand new dementia research – the largest amount we've ever invested in a single year.  

Your money helps us campaign and influence change

It also means we can hold decision-makers to account, using evidence and working with thousands of campaigners to amplify the voices of everyone living with dementia to make the condition the priority it should be. 

Thanks to you we are making a difference

We're so grateful to the people who support us. Your donation is making a life-changing difference to the day-to-day lives of families affected by dementia.

Last year, you helped:

• People use our services over 6 million times to access vital support and information whether over the phone, online, or in their local communities. Everyone deserves meaningful support, and your generosity helps people during their most challenging times.
• 71,000 people reach out to the Dementia Support Line. Open seven days a week, the Support Line is there to offer compassion and expert support to anyone who is worried about dementia.
• 34,000 calls to combat loneliness through our Companion Calls which are fuelled by brilliant volunteers.
• Us intervene in 8,624 safeguarding cases, helping to protect some of the most vulnerable people from neglect, abuse and harm.
• Push the government to address the ongoing issues people in care homes and their families are facing. People with dementia make up 70% of care home residents, and we will continue to fight for their rights - you can join us by signing up as a campaigner.
• 44 million people across the UK see that they can come to Alzheimer’s Society for help with dementia. Our ‘Ultimate Vow’ campaign not only helped to raise awareness of the realities of dementia, but also let people know that they don’t have to face it alone.