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Emergency appeal: please donate

Right now thousands of people with dementia are scared, lonely and struggling to get vital support. Donate now so we can continue to help the most vulnerable during this crisis.

We're here, so how can we help?

Living with dementia at any time brings challenges. Coronavirus is making daily life much harder. But you’re not alone. If you need support and advice, we’re here for you.

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Coronavirus: advice and support

Read our latest advice for people affected by dementia, and see how we can support you during the pandemic.

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Get support by phone

If you need support or advice on dementia and coronavirus, call our Dementia Connect support line on 0333 150 3456.

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Get support online

Find tailored information and advice that’s right for you with our quick and easy online tool, Dementia Connect.

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Connect with others online

Join our online community where anyone who is affected by dementia can receive valuable support.

Find local services near you

There are dementia services and support groups in your area. Find out what's available where you are.

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Please note: Our directory is now listing online and telephone services operated by Alzheimer’s Society and third party providers. Alzheimer’s Society has temporarily suspended all of our face-to-face services and some group services. Last updated 22 May 2020

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Coronavirus: How you can help

Find out how you can help people affected by dementia during the pandemic. From supporting people in your local area to fundraising, campaigning and more.

Campaign with us

People living with dementia are disproportionately affected by coronavirus in care homes, the NHS and society. Join our campaign to support them through the pandemic.

Buy helpful items from our online shop

Our online shop has lots of helpful items for people affected by dementia during the lockdown. 100% of profits from the shop help fund our work.

Dementia stories

Read about other people's experiences with dementia

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‘I can’t wait for lockdown to be over so I can hug my dad again’

At 60, Alex’s dad was diagnosed with early-onset dementia. Alex shares how her dad came to terms with his diagnosis and how the coronavirus pandemic has affected their lives.

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Dealing with loneliness: Your questions answered

Living with dementia, or caring for somebody who is, can cause feelings of isolation and loneliness. Our dementia experts give advice on what to do if you’re feeling lonely.

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Life during lockdown: 'I was worried my dementia was getting worse'

Tracey, who has posterior cortical atrophy, keeps her mind and body active during the coronavirus pandemic with different activities at home.

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Knit a ‘Show You Care Snuggle Bear’ fidget toy

Fidget toys can be helpful for people with dementia with restless hands. Knit this snuggle bear to show your support for NHS and care workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Maisie with her Nan, Terry

Maisie, 19: 'The old nanny I knew comes out every so often!'

Maisie lives alone with her nan, Terry, who has Alzheimer's disease. Being a young carer is hard, but coronavirus makes life much harder for Maisie.

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5 online activity ideas for people living with dementia

Heather looks for new craft and activity ideas for her mum, who has mixed dementia. As the condition progresses, Heather’s been using online tools to keep Mum active and happy.

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