Pets As Therapy is working with Alzheimer’s Society to offer more people with dementia the companionship of a pet when they could benefit the most. 

John and Sarah have been together for almost 34 years, and during this time have both experienced the loss of a parent to dementia. In Wales, a lack of diagnosis data collection and publication means that people are missing out on vital support. 

Raymond and Cynthia James have been married for nearly 55 years. They share the story of how they met and how their relationship has helped them face his Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis together. 

Mark Preston was in his forties when he was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia. His wife Caroline, with whom he has a three-year-old son, shares their powerful story.

Craig is a Regional Discipline Manager at The FA. Following his dad Eric’s vascular dementia diagnosis, Craig set himself a challenge to complete 5km every day for a year to raise money for dementia support.

Rashmi Paun always had an impressive memory – he tells us how life has changed since his Alzheimer's diagnosis.

Kash Khunkhuna recalls how she and her family supported her late father-in-law.

A panel of people affected by dementia co-produced a special issue of our magazine with us.

We invited people with dementia to send us pictures of things that they’ve created – here’s what you sent us… 

Genevieve Fernandes in south London tells us about walking together with family and friends for her dad.

Dementia doesn’t wait for ‘due course’ – Nigel Hullah says people living with dementia deserve better.

We hear from people with dementia who’ve challenged others’ expectations by continuing to work in various ways.