Discover all our current opportunities you can get involved in.
If you're someone living with dementia, a carer, or both, you can use your personal experiences to help shape the work we do at Alzheimer's Society. You don't need any specific skills or experience; everyone has something valuable to contribute.
You can get involved as much or as little as you like, and we’re here to support what works for you. We understand that everybody’s availability and capacity varies and can fluctuate, so there is no set time expectation.
Please note that there's no payment for taking part in these opportunities, unless specifically mentioned.
Opportunities to get involved
Sign up to our Involvement email bulletin
Our monthly bulletin will keep you up to date with Involvement at Alzheimer's Society.
The opportunity
The objective of the survey is to gather feedback from people who use our service or will potentially user our service. Looking at how we introduce our service and provide useful information in a timely manner at the point of diagnosis and their journey with dementia
Why you should get involved
We want to understand what information is important to you, when, and how this is delivered. We currently have a process to do this, but we are looking at the use of more digital services we want to know what this might look like for you.
What you'll be doing
Completing an online survey, it should take around 5-10 minutes.
Where is the opportunity?
Click here to complete survey
The opportunity
These sessions give you the opportunity to share your experiences, have your voice heard and help improve support for people affected by dementia in South Asian communities. Together, we can make a positive difference. You do not need to be using Alzheimer’s Society services to join.
Why you should get involved
Members help Alzheimer’s Society make decisions on the work that we do, across investing in Research, influencing government in policy changes and providing key services to People Affected by Dementia. .
What you'll be doing
Members will be able to share their experiences of either as someone living with dementia or as a carer. Help Alzheimer’s Society improve its services, information and support and give your thoughts on new projects and ideas that Alzheimer’s Society want to explore.
Where and when is the opportunity?
Our online group is held on the first Tuesday of the month, with the sessions starting at 10:00am and finishing at 11:00am via Zoom. The session is held in English, but we can accommodate a range of South Asian Languages
Fill out our involvement opportunities form to register your interest and find out more.