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Find out how you can get involved in Alzheimer Scotland’s support groups. These enable people living with dementia and/or carers to openly discuss and share their thoughts in a safe and supportive environment.

We've put together some of the frequently asked questions when choosing to fundraise as part of Team AlzScot. 

Following on from our Annual Conference, we will be hosting a special seminar on Monday 23 September highlighting some of the innovative projects from the Alzheimer Scotland Centre for Policy and Practice (ASCPP).  

From an office cake sale to staff development and charity partnerships, we can offer your workplace a bespoke range of engagement opportunities.

Residents and staff at an Edinburgh care home have joined a fundraising challenge that pays tribute to people with dementia by walking more than three miles around their gardens.

We've put together some of the most popular ways businesses are already supporting our work.

Elaine joined National Dementia Carers Action Network (NDCAN) after feeling that some of the struggles she faced when caring for her mum could have been avoided. This is her story.

Our Day Service volunteers support people living with dementia to communicate and actively participate in hobbies, interests and activities.

Tennis coach, Judy Murray, is backing an initiative that shows how beneficial tennis can be to help people keep their brains stimulated.

Martin Robertson was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia, Posterior Cortical Atrophy, in 2016 aged 57. Since then, he has engaged heavily with the research field, seeing it as the route to a cure for this disease.