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.

Nupur, in London, has had a steep learning curve since her dad was diagnosed with vascular dementia and wants to share her experiences to help others.
 

John Blundell, in the West Midlands, started broadcasting about his dementia diagnosis to dispel myths and make other people feel less alone.

Ellen Turner in Somerset, 68, says more openness and honesty about dementia can help pave the way for better support.

The Filo Project supports paid hosts to open their homes to groups of older people with dementia and other conditions.

We visit a monthly hub in Nottinghamshire that provides a practical one-stop service for people affected by dementia. 
 

Philip Rogers in north Wales, talks about life before his dementia symptoms and how he stays active and involved since his diagnosis.

A group of people with dementia and carers in Hereford look at gadgets for better nighttimes and mornings.

Emily Wilson, in County Antrim, talks about her journey into volunteering and receiving an honour for her work.

Alongside a dedicated team of volunteers, Diane Harfitt in Cardiff runs a thriving fundraising café.

Researchers are looking for a wider range of people to help find which blood tests will transform how dementia is diagnosed.

Martin shares his mum's experience of delayed discharges from hospital and the impact it had on her.