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Henry Simmons, Chief Executive, Alzheimer Scotland explains our plans and aspirations for supporting people with dementia in Scotland.

A well-known charity volunteer has stepped down from her role and retired after eight years of managing the Alzheimer Scotland’s charity shop in Forres.

This Mental Health Awareness Week we want to recognise all of the incredible carers of people living with dementia in Scotland.

Ultra-marathon runner Audrey McIntosh has raised over £34,000 for Alzheimer Scotland in recent years by setting herself extreme challenges as part of her Global Odyssey Challenge to run 100k in every continent.

The Dementia Dog Project is looking to match and place two fully trained dementia assistance dogs in central Scotland. The talented Labrador duo, Lenny and Hope, are now ready to find their forever homes and help support people living with dementia and th

Martin Compston, star of the BBC drama Line of Duty, has stepped out to throw his support behind the launch of Alzheimer Scotland’s Memory Walk campaign today

Our allotment at Bellahouston Park is getting a facelift this year, thanks to a £6756.78 sponsorship from HSBC.

All cards on the table, I’m 17 years old and before Henry Simmons asked me to do this article I only knew the very basics of dementia.

NHS Grampian is encouraging people across the North-east to download a new app designed to help people with dementia.

Amazon Smile is a new way to make a charity donation while you shop, and as of this month Amazon shoppers can now nominate Alzheimer Scotland as their chosen charity.