A Sussex-based charity provides social clubs based on what members want, including many people affected by dementia. 

People with dementia, carers and Society volunteers in south west London tell us what they think about clever kitchen aids. 

Since his wife’s dementia diagnosis, Bryan Talbot, 85, in Oxfordshire has raised thousands for the Society by hosting pub quizzes.

SeaSwallow, a Dementia Support Forum volunteer, shares how she got involved and why it’s such a valuable place.

Tim Little wants the support you get after being told you have dementia to be more like that you’d get after a cancer diagnosis. 

Both of Sania Rehman’s grandfathers had dementia, but their experiences were very different. After a career in IT, she has now become a Local Services Manager for Team Sahara (meaning ‘support’ in Urdu) who assist South Asian families to access culturally appropriate help.

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.