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Busy at home: Activity products being tested by people affected by dementia

We preview fun and engaging products from our online shop that people affected by dementia are feeding back about in our next magazine.

Win an At home activity pack

Take part for a chance to win an At home activity pack in our Dementia together magazine competition.

Popular products: People with dementia try out items from our shop

A group of people with dementia in Kent try out high-selling products from five ranges in our online shop.

Menswear range: People with dementia look at specially designed clothes

We took a new range of specially designed clothes for men to a group of people with dementia in Peterborough.

31 January 2020

Christmas shopping and dementia: Gift ideas and advice

Not sure what to buy for somebody who is living with dementia? Or maybe you’re looking for a gift that will make a difference? Read our guide to the best Christmas gifts in our online shop.

06 December 2019

Gift ideas: People affected by dementia try out our present list

Three groups in Bristol came together and let us know what they think about a selection of gift ideas.

28 November 2019

Handy objects: People with dementia try out specially designed products

People living with dementia at a group in Kent looked at products designed to be felt, handled and fiddled with.

30 September 2019

Meet Pepper, Southend-on-Sea Borough Council’s dementia-friendly robot

A local authority in East England employ a humanoid robot that brings joy to people with dementia through reminiscence activities.

9 people with dementia everyone should follow on Twitter

Social media is a great way to stay connected with friends, and make new ones. Here's a list of nine people to follow on Twitter that live well with dementia.

Music and radio: People with dementia try out players

People with dementia in Coventry offer their thoughts and feedback on three devices that play music and radio.

How could artificial intelligence help people affected by dementia?

Artificial Intelligence technology could be a game-changer for people affected by dementia. Find out why Alzheimer’s Society is supporting research in this area.

Care and technology

A ground-breaking £20 million research centre will develop new technologies to create dementia-friendly homes and provide insights into how dementia develops.

Accelerate to success

Alzheimer’s Society’s new ground-breaking crowdsourcing Accelerator programme aims to inspire and recruit innovations and inventions to help people with dementia to live better.