Howard was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2021 – he shares his story and how Alzheimer’s Society has helped him.
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'I have benefitted tremendously from Alzheimer's Society's support' - Howard's story
'I have benefitted tremendously from Alzheimer's Society's support' - Howard's story .Howard was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2021 – he shares his story and how Alzheimer’s Society has helped him.
Improving dementia diagnosis
Improving dementia diagnosis .One in three people living with dementia in the UK don’t have a diagnosis. We want to help them access the care and support they deserve.
Simple ‘hugging device’ proven to reduce anxiety in people with advanced dementia – now available
Simple ‘hugging device’ proven to reduce anxiety in people with advanced dementia – now available .Prioritising research into action
Prioritising research into action .In July 2024, Alzheimer’s Society launched the Dementia Healthcare Inequalities Initiative. We sat down with Professor Jennie Popay, the Chair of our Healthcare Inequalities Advisory Board to hear more about the innovative research applications she hopes to see.
5 tips for carers to look after your mental health during coronavirus
5 tips for carers to look after your mental health during coronavirus .Accessible Will-writing options
Accessible Will-writing options .The process of writing or updating your Will should be as straightforward as possible. Find out more about the support we can offer you ahead of your appointment.
Improving fire safety at home for people with dementia
Improving fire safety at home for people with dementia .Making dementia a political priority at Party Conferences
Making dementia a political priority at Party Conferences .Party conference season is a prime opportunity for Alzheimer’s Society to meet with key decision makers and put our calls front and centre of the political landscape.
‘Pure escapism’: how singing together benefits the wellbeing of people affected by dementia
‘Pure escapism’: how singing together benefits the wellbeing of people affected by dementia .Forget-me-not Chorus started as a pilot project in 2011 and has been going from strength to strength ever since, helping people affected by dementia experience the joy and friendship of singing in a choir.