Volunteering | Alzheimer's Society

Why volunteer?

There are lots of great ways to support Alzheimer's Society, but our volunteers make a special difference for people affected by dementia.

Dementia Voice Local Groups

Dementia Voice Local Groups are groups of people living with dementia who influence Alzheimer's Society's and other organisations' work.

3 Nations Dementia Working Group

The 3 Nations Dementia Working Group (3NDWG) are a friendly group of people diagnosed with dementia who want to make a difference whilst we still can.

How we use information about volunteers

Your information helps us unite with you through volunteering to create a world without dementia.

Corporate volunteering

Make an impact in your community by partnering with Alzheimer’s Society to help people affected by dementia.

Admin support volunteers

Support Alzheimer’s Society in an administrative role and join the fight against dementia.

Help us to raise money

Volunteer with our fundraising team and raise vital funding towards dementia research and support.

Help us raise awareness of dementia

Keep dementia on the agenda by raising awareness in your community.

Support our dementia services

Volunteer with one of our services and provide vital support for people affected by dementia.

Still worth something

From the February / March 2017 issue of our magazine, we hear from a Society service user for whom volunteering has given her a reason to carry on.

Knowledge and strength

From the February / March 2017 issue of our magazine, we hear from a carer who became a volunteer after receiving Society support

Shrewsbury Review Panel

David Latcham, a Service User Review Panel (SURP) Group Facilitator talks about his experience of setting up his first SURP group, and how the last 12 months have gone.

‘Volunteering for Alzheimer’s Society is my reason for life’