England | Alzheimer's Society

Despite the challenges of mixed dementia, this couple’s constant is their mutual warmth

Pranab Das, who’s been trying to navigate the challenges of dementia care since his wife’s diagnosis, says he’ll never stop showing his love.

Combatting the symptoms of posterior cortical atrophy: ‘I’m still me’

Edward Bushnell in Oxfordshire, who is 62 and has posterior cortical atrophy, says he has ‘no alternative’ but to be positive. He explains how he manages his symptoms.

Q&A: Liz Brown, who lives with vascular dementia

Liz Brown, a 75-year-old in Worcestershire with vascular dementia, answers our questions.

Improving dementia support for LGBTQ+ people

John Hammond in Brighton tells us how he’s drawing on his experiences to provide better support for LGBTQ+ people affected by dementia.

Spotlight: Zoe Campbell, Director of Operations

Meet Zoe Campbell, Alzheimer’s Society’s Director of Operations.

Missing freedom: Cherishing every moment with Mum

After a year’s separation from his mum, the return of face-to-face care home visits means the world to Jamie Greaves.

Mary’s legacy: Improving people’s understanding about dementia across generations

A reading project involving schools is tackling isolation for care home residents while raising awareness of dementia, and it was all inspired by one woman’s story.

Q&A: Gail Gregory, who lives with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease

Gail Gregory, a 56-year-old in Lancashire with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease, answers our questions.

Creating a way to help a person with dementia be financially independent and secure

Jayne Sibley in Southampton tells us how her parents’ dementia inspired a new debit card and phone app to help people safely manage their everyday spending.

A brighter future: Keeping fundraising going for a better tomorrow

Dan Nelson, Community Fundraiser in North-East England, is looking ahead after a challenging year.

Spotlight: Sarah Weir, Trustee

Meet Sarah Weir, a member of Alzheimer’s Society’s Board of Trustees.

The best of things: Still finding purpose when you’re living with dementia

After dementia forced him into early retirement, Pete Middleton has found fresh opportunities through Alzheimer’s Society.

Better talking: The importance of accepting help when you’re caring for someone with dementia

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