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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. 

Guidance for people who are worried that they, or someone they know, may have dementia.

The Scottish Government has guaranteed a year’s post diagnostic support for everyone diagnosed with dementia. Learn more about it here. 

Come and join us for a weekly game of bingo with friends from around West Highland.  Every week we have a different theme.  Some of the themes we have had so far have been Scottish Island, Musical Instruments, Dog Breeds and wild flowers.

CADASIL is the most common genetic cause of stroke and vascular dementia in adults.

This booklet aims to provide guidance to people who are experiencing memory problems or are worried that they, or someone they know, may have dementia.

Constipation can be caused by a lack of dietary fibre, lack of fluids and lack of exercise or reduced mobility.

As we age, it’s important to know the steps we can take to protect our brain health. We asked members of the Scottish Dementia Working Group what they do to look after their brain health.

The office aims to support people with dementia, their families, relatives and friends at any stage of the illness.

Korsakoff’s syndrome is caused by lack of thiamine (vitamin B1), which affects the brain and nervous system.