Dementia Support Line
What is Dementia voice?
Dementia voice offers opportunities to people affected by dementia to use their personal experiences to help shape the work that Alzheimer's Society does. It is also often referred to as 'user involvement'.
We welcome people living with dementia, carers and supporters (friends and family of people with dementia) to take part in helping Alzheimer's Society deliver excellent services to people affected by dementia.
There are many ways to take part such as reviewing publications, helping us recruit staff, giving us feedback on services, and much more.
Why is it important?
We want people affected by dementia to be at the heart of everything we do and this is key to our strategy.
Our pledge
To ensure people affected by dementia are enabled and supported to take an active role in all aspects of the Society’s work.
To enable people affected by dementia to influence the decision making at board and senior levels.
To ensure people affected by dementia are routinely involved as co-producers of our services and resources.
To actively facilitate the involvement of people affected by dementia from groups and communities less often seen or heard.
Get involved in our work
If you are interested in getting involved or want to know more information, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us by completing a short enquiry form.
