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Sue Strachan’s myth-busting mission began when she was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2014. She wants The Restaurant That Makes Mistakes to give hope to others facing a dementia diagnosis.
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Jacqueline Harrison is the registered manager at a nursing home where many residents are living with dementia. Read her story and poem, ‘Dignity’, written as a reminder for staff to see beyond dementia when providing care.
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Val’s partner Ivana has Alzheimer’s disease and currently lives in a care home. Here Val shares her reaction to the BBC’s Panorama: Crisis in Care programme and her experience of the failing care system in the UK.
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After initial denial and dread about her dementia diagnosis, Sue Strachan’s awareness raising now includes appearing in a TV series and being an ambassador for Dementia Revolution.
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In our 40th year, we look at how people affected by dementia are influencing how we develop Dementia Connect, our new service.
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A Side by Side volunteer in Wales is helping a person with dementia roll back the years with regular badminton games.
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A Dementia Friends Champion is enabling volunteers to provide better support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT+) people with dementia.
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A hospice in Belfast is addressing the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of people affected by dementia.
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GPs in Birmingham are helping Alzheimer’s Society to provide the right support at the right time through our Dementia Connect service.
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Jenny Howarth, an 81-year old woman with vascular dementia in West Yorkshire, answers our questions.
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People affected by dementia in Kent look at specially designed landline phones to see if they could be easier to use.