A group of people with dementia and carers try out a new reminder clock that also helps you stay connected with family and friends.

Nigel Palmer, in Leicester, is part of a group who helped co-design a dementia festival from start to finish. 

Julie shares her memory of a dreamlike encounter with her husband, Ray, who has vascular dementia and Alzheimer's.

Pete lives with early-onset dementia and is a passionate contributor to Alzheimer’s Society’s activities. His experiences help shape our work through regular involvement in national and local activities.

Sophia had a strong bond with her grandfather, Peter. When he developed dementia, it was hard for her to deal with as a teenager. Sophia describes the effect dementia had on their family, and why, in 2022, she completed a Memory Walk in her papa's memory.

Rob Bryant is raising money for Alzheimer's Society, so we can continue helping everyone affected by dementia, including his mum, Maggie.

Katrina shares her experience of supporting her mum, who was diagnosed with dementia at just 57.

Maria, in Essex, doesn’t shy away from what she’s lost since her dementia diagnosis, but she’s determined to use her creativity and her voice.

Dalwinder, in west London, shares his experience of caring for his mum and dad, who were diagnosed with dementia within months of each other. 

Steve Kennedy, in Fermanagh, shares about life before he noticed his dementia symptoms, and since his diagnosis.

Mick Haith, in Leeds, has channelled his lifelong love of Leeds United and his experience of dementia into the development of a new play.