Wales | Alzheimer's Society

A huge impact: Alzheimer’s Society turns 40

In our 40th year, we celebrate the people who are making a real difference for people affected by dementia in their communities.

Welsh language support: A key to unlock the world again

Dementia Adviser Mair Watkins on the immeasurable value of getting support in Welsh through Dementia Connect in Wales.

Sut ydw i nawr: Cofleidio’r annisgwyl

Wedi ei llorio gan ei diagnosis o ddementia, bu’n rhaid i Margaret Willis frwydro ei hofnau cyn iddi allu ei dderbyn.

Cefnogaeth drwy’r iaith Gymraeg: allwedd i ddatgloi’r byd eto

Y Cynghorydd Dementia Mair Watkins ar werth difesur cael cefnogaeth yn Gymraeg trwy Dementia Connect yng Nghymru.

Effaith enfawr: Alzheimer’s Society yn 40

Yn ein deugeinfed flwyddyn, rydym yn dathlu’r sawl sy’n gwneud gwahaniaeth go iawn i bobl yn eu cymunedau sydd wedi eu heffeithio gan ddementia.

How I am now: Embracing the unexpected

Stunned by her dementia diagnosis, Margaret Willis had to battle her fears to reach a point of acceptance.

Match point: Side by Side volunteering

A Side by Side volunteer in Wales is helping a person with dementia roll back the years with regular badminton games.

Dementia resources in Welsh

We look at a range of helpful dementia-related resources that are available in Welsh.

Colli eich Saesneg: ‘Dychwelyd’ at eich mamiaith wrth i ddementia waethygu’n raddol

Pan mae dementia yn effeithio ar allu person dwyieithog i gyfathrebu yn ei ail iaith.

Pwynt gornest: gwirfoddoli Side by Side

Mae gwirfoddolwr Side by Side yng Nghymru’n helpu person gyda dementia i droi’r cloc yn ei ôl gyda gemau badminton rheolaidd.

Adnoddau dementia yn Gymraeg

Rydym yn edrych ar amrediad o adnoddau defnyddiol yn ymwneud â dementia sydd ar gael yn Gymraeg.

Wales champions ‘Severely Mentally Impaired’ £400 a year council tax discount, while 100,000s people in the rest of GB left in the dark

The Welsh Government is set to announce significant changes so that a long-standing council tax reduction in Great Britain is no longer hidden for people diagnosed as ‘Severely Mentally Impaired’ (SMI).

Hearts of gold: Alzheimer’s Society turns 40

As the Society marks 40 years, we meet some of the incredible fundraisers who make our work possible.