Different ways you can influence our work
There are so many ways people affected by dementia can volunteer to get involved with our work. Take a look at some examples of opportunities that we offer.
Campaigns
Dementia – the true cost: Fixing the system
Our latest investigation paints a bleak picture of the state of dementia care today.
2016 APPG report
All Party Parliamentary Group on Dementia held an inquiry on dementia and comorbidities
20,000 reasons to take action on dementia in Northern Ireland
Isolated. Alone. Denied the health and social care they need. This is still the experience of too many people with dementia and those who care for them right across Northern Ireland. Here are five priorities the Government need to action.
Dementia charities join forces for 2019 London Marathon campaign
Hackney-born actor Ray Winstone is challenging runners inspired by last weekend's Virgin Money London Marathon to secure their place in next year’s event to help raise over £3.5m for groundbreaking dementia research.
Global Alzheimer’s and Dementia Action Alliance
We co-founded the Global Alzheimer's and Dementia Action Alliance (GADAA), which works to engage a broad spectrum of international civil society organisations to recognise the part they can play in global action on dementia.
Stand with people affected by dementia in Northern Ireland
As Alzheimer’s Society sets out on its new five-year strategy - the New Deal on Dementia - we will be creating change by campaigning for the rights of people affected by dementia in Northern Ireland.
Demand change
From the February/March 2017 issue of our magazine, Carol França, Campaigning Officer, tells Dementia together magazine about the difference that people make when we come together and mobilise.
Cross-party parliamentary committee backs our recommendations to end unsafe discharge from hospitals
Find out how the Alzheimer's Society gave evidence and influenced a report about unsafe discharges.
Developing the Wales Dementia Strategy
Read more about how people in Wales with dementia were involved in the development of our dementia strategy.