While dementia isn’t curable yet, the care system is. Decades of underfunding have led to a costly and unfair social care system.

This hard-hitting, two-minute film shows the impact of dementia on carers. Without support, dementia claims more than one life.

Dementia Action Week is a national event that sees the public coming together to take action to improve the lives of people affected by dementia.

Behind every signature, there's a story. Read others' experiences of dementia in the broken care system, and share your own.

Actor Kate Dickie shares why she took part in our hard-hitting Cure The Care System film, and a message to other people affected by dementia.

The support Julia's mum, Gladys, received was exceptional. Julia wants to help families not as lucky as her own to receive the same.

In March 2020, David moved in with his best friend Bonnie, who has dementia, to take on her full-time care, but the support provided to him has been minimal.

Sara's family has been caring for her dad, Brian, who has frontotemporal dementia (FTD). They've lived through the flawed care system and want Government to act.

Mithlesh Mittal has found it increasingly challenging to support her husband, Shashi, as his dementia progresses.

Annie Chinfen, a 91-year-old in Essex with Alzheimer’s disease, answers our questions.

Annamaria shares how she felt ahead of reuniting with her mother, Liliana, who lives in a care home.

Read real stories from people affected by dementia, and find out about the latest dementia news, research and campaigns.