Martina Davis in Cumbria, aged 64 with posterior cortical atrophy (PCA), explains how she deals with the challenges of this rarer form of dementia. 

Desmond Walmsley plays in a Belfast golf league that raised fantastic funds for the Society while increasing awareness of how we can help. 

Society campaigner Tricia, in West Suffolk, explains how meeting her MP helped secure some important commitments on dementia. 

Meet Joe Morgan, PhD student at the University of Salford. 

Jim in the Isle of Man, aged 73 and living with mixed dementia caused by cerebral amyloid angiopathy, answers our questions. 

Meet Chris Larkin, Associate Director for Services at Alzheimer’s Society.

Mae’r Alzheimer’s Society a Cruse wedi bod yn darparu cymorth cyn profedigaeth i bobl sydd wedi’u heffeithio gan ddementia yng Nghymru.

Football legend Alan Peacock was diagnosed with dementia in 2018. His proud daughter, Diane, recalls the impact of her dad's diagnosis and how despite it all, Alan continues to use the power of football to make a difference.

A huge Manchester City fan, Barry passed on his love of football to his grandson, Charlie. Now that Barry has dementia, Charlie shares why continuing to go to games with his grandad is so important, and how his TikTok account is creating memories that will last forever.

Hilda moved to England, aged 19. She trained to be a nurse and raised a beautiful family in the South-East of London. Now 81, her short-term memory has recently challenged her, but memories of her early life remain clear and full of adventure.

Following his dementia diagnosis at the age of just 60, Andy Paul in Deeside is determined to continue enjoying life.

Uamar Khan in Birmingham says that caring for his father with dementia has changed him as a person.