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Stuart Dougall writes about why dementia didn't stop his journey to the city at the 'End of the world'!

Come along and have a chat with the team from
Alzheimer Scotland Moray at Tesco in Elgin. We'’ll be there from 10.00 -12.00 with information about dementia and also hints and tips
on how to keep your brain healthy.

At Alzheimer Scotland we’re trying to challenge the stigma and preconceptions people with dementia often face. Learn more from our SDWG and NDCAN support groups.

Come and join us for a Tea and Blether in the tipi to mark Dementia Awareness Week. We will be providing a tea and blether that will include a coffee, cake and a chat. We will also be on hand to talk to anyone who has any queries about our Outdoor Dementia Resource Centre. 

Curious about sea shanties? You don’t need to have a good singing voice or even sing in tune! Singing together is good for the brain and shanty singing is even better for your heart and your soul! Wanting to dip your toe in the water? Come in and join us…the water is lovely! 

Join local GP Deepa Shah and Dementia Advisor Jan Brown for a relaxed walk – there will the opportunity to chat over a welcome cuppa afterwards - weather permitting. Dress for the weather folks!

Join us and our community partners for a lovely cuppa and some cake and enjoy some music from Shetland’s prize-winning accordionist Victoria Byrne-McCombie. 30 May at the Lerwick Bapist Church 10.30am-12pm. 

Read Stuart's story about living well with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease

Sean is 55 years old and from the north of Scotland. He living well with a diagnosis of vascular dementia. His advice is to be determined to live your life. This is his story. 

Ruth, a Registered General Nurse for 40 years, is 65 years old and currently living well with a diagnosis of vascular dementia. This is her story.