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Hear from Dementia UK's communications team on why they took on the South Coast Challenge and how they found the experience

Take the confusion out of writing your Will with our handy Will Planner. Our step-by-step guide provides all the key information you need to be...

As their dementia progresses, some people with a diagnosis will stop recognising people they know, even close family members.

Understanding, recognising and managing frailty means the person with dementia can access the right care and support and have a better quality of life.  

George was diagnosed with mixed dementia in 2014 at the age of 62 and has spent much of the last eight years meeting people who...

Volunteer Ambassador Brenda Foulds explains why she began volunteering for Dementia UK.

Our Director of Clinical Services, Paul Edwards, comments on the launch of the 10-year plan for the NHS.

As a dementia progresses, many people struggle with their personal hygiene. This can lead to infections and skin damage, and can also be embarrassing for...

Mental health wards (also known as psychiatric wards/units) care for people who are experiencing a mental health crisis.

Sign up to get a link to download your ‘Living with dementia’ guide. It combines practical and emotional advice, life hacks, information and top tips...