There are laws that protect the rights of people with dementia in the UK, and it can be helpful to know these when taking a holiday.

Get details of organisations that can provide guidance about becoming a deputy for a person with dementia.

Find out about emergency applications for becoming a deputy and in what cases these are issued. 

The Office of the Public Guardian provides a range of support for the deputies of people with dementia. 

Find out about the limits on a deputies' powers, as well as the supervision put in place by the Office of the Public Guardian.

If you are thinking of becoming a deputy for a person with dementia, it is important to consider the continuing responsibilities involved. Outlined are the many tasks and responsibilities that you will be taking on.

Find out the steps you need to take in order to become a deputy for someone living with dementia. 

This section outlines the responsibilities of a deputy, how to apply to become one, and factors to consider before deciding to do so.

Get details of organisations that can provide information on assessment and support in England. 

Once an assessment has been carried out the next step is to organise the care and support.