Looking after yourself as a young carer
Hannah Gardner, Consultant Admiral Nurse for Children and Young People, shares tips on how young dementia carers can look after themselves during the holidays.
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How dementia can affect relationships and roles
Understand how someone developing dementia can impact the roles and relationships they have with others and the support available to them.
Reflections on living alone with dementia – Julie’s story
Julie Hayden was diagnosed with dementia at just 54 years old. She's since dedicated herself to advocating for people living with dementia and elevating the...
Learning disabilities and dementia
How to support someone with a learning disability and dementia.
Young onset dementia: next steps after a diagnosis
What to do next after a diagnosis of young onset dementia and how to address matters that may help make life more manageable
Useful publications about young onset dementia
A range of young onset dementia related publications which we hope you will find informative and interesting.
Let us know about a young onset dementia group or service
If you provide, or attend, a young onset dementia group or service that we could add to our listing, please share the information with us...
The need for greater age-appropriate support
Steve – who cares for his wife Julie – explains what needs to change to ensure better representation and support for younger people who are...
The changing landscape of dementia care
We talk to Admiral Nurse of over 21 years, Jules Knight, about the changing landscape of dementia care.
Dementia remains UK’s top cause of death
With more people in the UK dying of dementia than any other condition, our Head of Policy, Campaigns and Public Affairs, Andrew Pike, reflects on...