Penny Fosten, CEO at Arts for Dementia, explains how the power of creative arts can inspire people with dementia to try new things, learn new skills and just have fun.  

Sue Noakes has young-onset Alzheimer's disease and shares how counselling and continuing with mindful hobbies helped following her diagnosis.

Charles was diagnosed with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease at the age of 63. His daughter, Lauren, shares how dementia affected their family and why they took part in Memory Walk to make a difference for others affected by dementia.

Martina Davis, in Cumbria, highlights two aspects of life with dementia that she says are neglected.

Jaymain Parkes has cared for two relatives with dementia, her grandad and her auntie, and had two very different experiences.

How Sarah Creeth’s vascular dementia has impacted life for her and her husband Martyn.

Four people who’ve pursued fresh experiences and learned new skills after their dementia diagnosis.

By training staff, adapting facilities and providing inclusive activities, the Bentham Line is pioneering dementia-friendly rail travel.

An NHS project in mid and south Essex is making it easier for people with dementia in care homes to get dental treatment.

After caring for his late partner, Neil Cutler is determined to improve support for other LGBTQ+ people affected by dementia.

Martyn Colebourne in Leicestershire says that regional differences in care are further proof that dementia isn’t prioritised.

Kerri Sparrowe says the experience of dementia in her family cemented her passion and drive to work in dementia care.