We hear all about a project to develop and test new interactive games for people with dementia. 

James Spinks, who lives with dementia in Surrey, shares how spending time in nature keeps his brain and body active. 

Nick Stolerman changed careers to become a yoga and meditation teacher and inspired by family experience, he now helps people with dementia.

Dinesh Gohil has carved out a new way of life since his dementia diagnosis. He’s adapted to slowing down after running a successful business for decades.

Gardens can be hives of activity as well as havens of peace. One Bristol charity is enabling people with dementia to enjoy all aspects of garden life.

Jane Buckels, in Abergavenny, tells us how she walked Offa’s Dyke Path alone with a GPS device, despite the challenges posed by her dementia. 

John Brinda, in Hertfordshire, is sharing a lifelong passion for karate with others affected by young-onset dementia.

People tell us what they thought of our Feel Good Folder, designed to help people with dementia who want to be more active.

Pets As Therapy is working with Alzheimer’s Society to offer more people with dementia the companionship of a pet when they could benefit the most. 

Peter, a lifelong football fan and ex-referee, was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2016. Now an active member of the dementia community, Peter explains why he's such a passionate advocate for dementia-friendly sport.