Find out how different types of needs can affect the behaviour of a person with dementia.

This information is for carers, friends and family who are considering care options, including going into a home, for a person with dementia. It explains how to identify when someone needs to move into a care home, and when at home support is more appropriate.

The partners of people with dementia describe a wide range of feelings about their continuing sexual relationships. Read some of the most common feelings. 

Find out what support is available from a GP when a person has dementia, including the role of the GP in dementia care. The GP can support a person even if they don't accept their diagnosis.

As an LGBTQ+ person with dementia it's important to find the right support services and care settings for you. Read about what to look for.

As your dementia progresses you will need more support to be able to live well. Read about how to get the help you need.

Memory problems are common in dementia. If you identify as LGBTQ+, they may cause particular difficulties.

If you are LGBTQ+ and have dementia, these pages are for you. They have information and advice about how to live well with dementia.

Some types of holiday may be more accessible for people living with dementia. Find out more about different ways to go on holiday.

When planning a holiday for a person who has dementia, it's worth considering what financial support is available. It can also be helpful to know about the laws that protect the rights of people with dementia in the UK.

There are important things to consider when planning a holiday with or for a person with dementia, to make it relaxing and fun for everyone.