Dawn Davies’ dementia diagnosis was a massive shock, but local support helped her turn things around.

Suki, in Southampton, cared for her late father after his dementia diagnosis and believes there needs be more openness, awareness and support.

Time for Dementia, the programme that’s making future healthcare professionals more aware of dementia, is 10 years old.

Sheffield’s Memory Hub provides culturally appropriate support for people of African and African Caribbean heritage. 

People living with dementia tell us what they think of products specially designed to prompt conversation and reminiscence.

Michelle Spratt from Wokingham, Berkshire tells us why Memory Walks are now a firm family tradition. 

James Spinks, who lives with dementia in Surrey, shares how spending time in nature keeps his brain and body active. 

Nick Stolerman changed careers to become a yoga and meditation teacher and inspired by family experience, he now helps people with dementia.

Kiran Kaur Barn says everyone should have access to the kind of dementia support that they need, including within her own Sikh community. 

Organised by the Premier League and the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA), representatives from 16 Premier League and English Football League clubs and their charitable foundations came together at the Developing Dementia Initiatives workshop at Premier League headquarters in London.

Lal Kissoon has always aimed high, and his dementia diagnosis hasn’t changed his plan to reach 100.

Glenys Smith, near Bristol, shares the challenges of caring for her husband Ralph who recently moved to a care home. She also shares wellbeing advice for other carers.