Dementia together magazine

Welcome to the Alzheimer’s Society magazine, produced six times a year for all our supporters and anyone affected by dementia.

From the heart: We all need more empathy and understanding

After a life spent supporting others, France Savarimuthu now faces many health challenges of his own.

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Missing freedom: Cherishing every moment with Mum

Jamie Greaves and his mum

After a year’s separation from his mum, the return of face-to-face care home visits means the world to Jamie Greaves.

Bright ideas: Investment today for a breakthrough in dementia research tomorrow

Emma Ferguson-Coleman, Ryan West

Alzheimer’s Society has announced significant funding for some of the most talented dementia researchers around.

Mary’s legacy: Improving people’s understanding about dementia across generations

Children reading My Grandma has Dementia

A reading project involving schools is tackling isolation for care home residents while raising awareness of dementia, and it was all inspired by one woman’s story.

Dementia after coronavirus: Looking forward to more ups than downs

Bernadine McCrory, Paula Bradley, Michael Keenan

Michael Keenan in Omagh, aged 61 and living with young-onset Alzheimer’s, shares his experiences of the pandemic and hopes for the future.

Q&A: Gail Gregory, who lives with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease

Gail Gregory

Gail Gregory, a 56-year-old in Lancashire with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease, answers our questions.

Walking sense: Taking part in Memory Walk to make a difference

Carole Beavis

For Carole Beavis in north Wales, apart from being a fitting way to honour her father, Memory Walk is also about a better tomorrow.

Creating a way to help a person with dementia be financially independent and secure

Jayne Sibley and her mum

Jayne Sibley in Southampton tells us how her parents’ dementia inspired a new debit card and phone app to help people safely manage their everyday spending.

Meet the researcher: Laura Ashley

Laura Ashley

Meet Laura Ashley, Reader in Health Psychology at Leeds Beckett University.

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