Real stories Pride in Care: Promoting inclusivity and understanding Helping care providers to better support older LGBT+ people. 28 November 2019 0
News New research shows increased risk of cognitive decline in the LGBT community – Alzheimer’s Society comment New research presented today (Sunday 14th July) at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) 2019 in Los Angeles found higher rates of subjective cognitive decline among lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender (LGBT) people compared to their cisgender heterosexual counterparts.
Research Celebrating the work of LGBT+ people affected by dementia As we come towards the end of Pride Month, we want to celebrate the work of LGBT+ people affected by dementia who took part in our recent innovation, Bring Dementia Out. 25 June 2019 5
Real stories Bang the drum: Making a difference After initial denial and dread about her dementia diagnosis, Sue Strachan’s awareness raising now includes appearing in a TV series and being an ambassador for Dementia Revolution. 03 June 2019 0
Real stories Happier frame of mind: Better support for LGBT+ people affected by dementia A Dementia Friends Champion is enabling volunteers to provide better support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT+) people with dementia. 03 June 2019 0
Real stories Life’s rich tapestry: ‘I want support, not sympathy’ As he tackles both bereavement and dementia, Nicky Stephens remains determined to maintain an active lifestyle. 31 January 2019 8
Advice LGBT - other resources Find other useful organisations and resources to support you as an LGBT person living with dementia.
Advice LGBT: Care settings As an LGBT person with dementia it is important to find the care settings that are right for you. In this section we explain what to look for.
Advice LGBT: Services and support Find information and advice on accessing the right kind of support as an LGBT person living with dementia.
Advice LGBT: Planning ahead Advice and practical tips for planning ahead as an LGBT person living with dementia.
Advice LGBT: Your rights As an LGBT person, the law protects your right to equal treatment, to not be discriminated against, and to privacy.
Advice LGBT: Your support As your dementia progresses you will need more support to be able to live well. In this section we talk about how to get the help you need.
