Supporting children and teenagers through grief and bereavement
Children and teenagers experiencing loss may not know how to express their feelings and may need additional understanding and support to do so.
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Adelle Tracey’s tips on how to prepare for a challenge event
Our Challenge Events Ambassador, Adelle Tracey, shares her tips for preparing for a challenge event or building your fitness levels.
How to enjoy a day out with a person who has dementia
Admiral Nurse Helen Green’s tips for enjoying an outing, with a person with dementia
Dementia UK is the Ladies Scottish Open’s charity partner
We are excited to be announced as The Aberdeen Standard Investments Ladies Scottish Open’s official charity partner of the tournament!
Free personal care: The solution for the social care crisis?
We spoke to members of the House of Lords about the benefits free personal care could give families living with dementia.
Caring for your mental health when you’re a carer
Admiral Nurse Michelle, who works on our Helpline, shares the importance of looking after your mental health as a carer, and the support that's available...
Honouring Joseph Levy this Father’s Day
Jane Jason OBE talks about the fond memories of her father Joseph Levy, her experiences of dementia and the need to support carers.
Book a virtual clinic appointment
Book a virtual clinic appointment with a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse at a time that works for you by video or telephone call.
Online GP services for a person with dementia
GPs offer online services to manage your own healthcare and that of the person you care for. Find out more here.
A supportive workplace meant the world after Mum’s diagnosis
When Rosie’s mum, Dawnie, was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer’s disease, her employer ensured caring responsibilities were fully supported.