Event The Crystal Ball 2023 You're invited to a glittering evening of fun and food at the 8th annual Crystal Ball, Edinburgh's premier corporate gala dinner. Join us on Saturday, 18 November 2023, at the magnificent Stables ballroom at Prestonfield House.
News Michael retraces his Grandad's steps by walking 230 miles from Cardenden to Raphoe Michael's Grandad was diagnosed with vascular dementia 7 years ago and sadly passed away in February of this year. in dedication, Michael retraced his Grandad's steps by walking from Cardenden in Fife to Raphoe in County Donegaal. This was completed over 7 days covering a staggering 230 miles and more than 500,000 steps. Michael explains his inspirational story:
News Tea in the Sahara A sponsored challenge isn’t just a great way to raise money – it can also be a life-changing experience. Ann’s parents both died with dementia in 2001. Since then, Ann has been raising funds for Alzheimer Scotland and campaigning to improve understanding of dementia. Ann took part in a four day, 50km Sahara treck and describes the experience.
News Ten years of tail-wagging innovation 2023 marks a special 10-year milestone since the start of the Dementia Dog project, when the world’s first ever dementia assistance dog was placed with a family in Arbroath. This is therefore an opportune time to reflect on how one inspirational idea has translated into a life changing service for families in Scotland living with dementia.
News Scotland's Memory Walk is back! Taking place over the weekend of 15-17 September. It's 'Your walk, Your way'.
News From Scotland to South America, why dementia didn’t stop my adventure Stuart Dougall writes about why dementia didn't stop his journey to the city at the 'End of the world'!
News Intergenerational project joins young and old An inspirational new project in Dumfries and Galloway has brought together different generations with the aim of raising awareness of dementia and tackling the issues of stereotypes and ageism. The project gave a shared opportunity for primary school children and people with dementia to socialise together through various activities such as arts, baking and playing games.
News Thank You Day Sunday 2 July is the UK’s third annual Thank You Day, which in the last two years has brought over 15 million people together to strengthen bonds and create kinder communities. This year, to say a special thank you to unpaid carers, Music for Dementia has recorded a song with Tony Christie to get the nation singing. The track also features Alzheimer Scotland social media ambassador Graeme Sutherland, who cares for his mum Linda.
