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Changing your Gift Aid preference is simple. One tick could make a huge difference to people affected by dementia. For every £1 we raise, the government contributes an additional 25p through Gift Aid.
Charges for respite care vary. With local authorities, some respite care services may be free of charge. Other services may have a cost that will be charged to the person with dementia.
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Charges for respite care vary. With local authorities, some respite care services may be free of charge. Other services may have a cost that will be charged to the person with dementia.
Chris Green, in Worcestershire, has never let others stop him finding his own way in life. He brings the same spirit to life with dementia.
This page looks at how a carer for a person with dementia can get a care assessment, who does an assessment, how they are carried out, who makes the decision, and tips for making the most of the care needs assessment. It also explains the eligibility criteria.
We use your information to help us unite with you to take action through raising funds and engaging in the movement to create the a world without dementia.
From raising vital funds and awareness to making real change within businesses for people with dementia, Alzheimer’s Society’s corporate partners are crucial in helping us achieve our vision of a world without dementia.
Dementia Support Line