Meet Eleanor Benford. Supervised by Professor Craig Smith at The University of Manchester, Eleanor investigates how dysregulation of the immune system post-stroke is connected to cognitive decline.
The event encompasses the whole care industry with a focus on dementia and other conditions. Featuring talks, products and services it will provide you with access to the best information to help those you care for.
We all know it’s important to look after our physical health; to eat and sleep well, drink water, and to move daily. In this section you'll information to support you, including Bupa self-help information and tools, plus insights on policies which will keep you safe while you’re volunteering with us.
Managing money can be tough, so we've gathered resources to help. Access HSBC’s financial wellbeing webinars and Bupa's support line for guidance on debt, mortgages, and pensions. Don’t forget to claim your volunteering expenses—we don’t want you out of pocket.
It's been proven that social connections with other people provide a vital boost to our wellbeing. Volunteering is a great way to make new connections. As we've outlined here, there are loads of ways you can get more connected to Alzheimer’s Society and your local community.
We all face adversity at times and can feel the effects on our mental health. Alzheimer's Society strives to support our volunteers through difficult times. Find out what’s available for you when things get tough, including Bupa’s 24/7 support line.
Dementia Support Line