After caring for his late partner, Neil Cutler is determined to improve support for other LGBTQ+ people affected by dementia.

Martyn Colebourne in Leicestershire says that regional differences in care are further proof that dementia isn’t prioritised.

Kerri Sparrowe says the experience of dementia in her family cemented her passion and drive to work in dementia care.

Three Alzheimer’s Society supporters share their tips about how to get the most out of fundraising.

People affected by dementia review a range of products that are designed to help when someone has continence problems.

Eden Byrne, in Belfast, shares why she loves being a Companion Calls volunteer.

Stuart and Carol Jennings have contributed a vast amount to the field of dementia research. Following the first anniversary of his wife’s death, Stuart reflects on the experience of the 12 years he spent caring for her. 

An extract from Mary-Joy Albutt’s blog on why she decided to trek across the Sahara for Alzheimer’s Society in memory of her Mum who lived with dementia for 12 years.

Mick Lambert, in Hertfordshire, is a man on a mission to change people’s perceptions of dementia.

After his mum’s dementia diagnosis, Matt Alam was determined to do everything he could to care for her.

An inspiring group of dementia carers in Wakefield is determined to find solutions and create change.

Maureen Kay shares her experience of her comedy debut in Dementia’s Got Talent at the Darlington Hippodrome.