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We all know how beneficial walking can be for both your physical and mental health. Getting out in the fresh air and spending time outdoors can provide instant benefits. Find out more about how our Digital Health App Library could help you. 

Jenny shares her Memory Walk story with us. 

To mark #InternationalDogDay, we’re sharing the inspiring story of Sandy the Community Dog and her journey with her sidekick Natashya, Community Dog Handler.

Fiona’s dad, Alistair, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 3 years ago, at the age of 74. Fiona completed the London Marathon in memory of her dad who passed away a few weeks prior to the run. It was Fiona’s mission to fundraise for the Inverclyde Dementia Resource Centre who supported her family and dad through his diagnosis. 

Lynne, originally from Belfast, was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer’s disease aged 64. 

Liz shares her Memory Walk story with us. 

The latest webinar in the series is 'Co-designing journeying through dementia' and is being held on Wednesday 30 August. 

Claire recently lost her Granddad to Alzheimer’s disease and will be taking part in this year’s Dundee Kiltwalk in his memory. During her Grandad’s illness, Claire’s family received support from the Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Resource Centre in Dundee. Here, Claire tells us about their experience and how she believes that with the right support, people can live well with dementia.  

This is an ideal role for individuals, couples, and families who would love to have a dog in their life, but who can’t accommodate a long-term commitment.

Melanie shares her Memory Walk story with us.