Real stories Right to Know: Nick and June's story Our Right to Know campaign highlights the importance of receiving essential support and services during dementia diagnosis. Watch Nick and June's emotional story.
Support us Right to Know: what are we calling for? Alzheimer's Society's Right to Know campaign wants to ensure that more people living with dementia receive a formal diagnosis and that everyone diagnosed is fully supported afterwards.
Support us Right to Know: diagnosis and support Everyone with dementia has a Right to Know. Add your voice to this campaign and others that will improve the lives of people living with dementia.
Real stories Bev's story: 'Mum missed her medication and was left in dirty clothes' The home care system failed Bev and her mum, Marge. Here she shares her experiences and calls for the Government to Fix Dementia Care.
Real stories Charlotte's story: 'Gran could have stayed at home longer if things had been different' Charlotte describes the poor homecare her gran, Jane, received. Find out why it's so important the Government Fix Dementia Care now.
Real stories Linda's story: 'No one should go through what my dad did' The homecare system failed Linda’s dad, Ken, who was living with dementia. Watch her story and find out why we need to Fix Dementia Care.
Support us Fixing dementia home care: what we are calling for? We are calling on the Government to fix a broken homecare system. Find out what steps we want them to take.
Support us 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.
Support us Dementia – the true cost: Fixing the care crisis Our latest investigation paints a bleak picture of the state of dementia care today.
Information 2016 APPG report All Party Parliamentary Group on Dementia held an inquiry on dementia and comorbidities
Support us 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.
News 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.
