Content Page The stories we tell A series of short stories and poems about the experiences of people living with dementia during the pandemic and the impact it is having on their daily life.
Content Page Jean's story Jean McGlade, 68, has a diagnosis of vascular dementia. Here she tells us how she is getting on since deciding to make a new start at Croftspar Place, a supported living complex in the east end of Glasgow.
Case study Doris and Joe "Dementia can be such a lonely illness, both for the person who has it and for their carers". Doris shares the impact Alzheimer Scotland's support has had on husband Joe, who lives with Alzheimer's disease.
Content Page Your Forget-Me-Not Pledge Share your Forget-Me-Not Pledge with us on social media using #DementiaAwareness. You can also print out the template and display it to show your support.
Content Page Lorna's Story SDWG member Lorna talks about her early life and her experience of diagnosis
Content Page Forget-Me-Not Pledge You can show your support by making a Dementia Awareness pledge. Share your pledge with us on social media using #DementiaAwareness.
Case study Go get 'em nana celebrates her 70th with a Forth Rail abseil Dementia is something that has touched my family's life and my friends too.
News Our response to the Scottish Medicines Consortium’s assessment of lecanemab It has been announced today that the Scottish Medicines Consortium’s assessment of Alzheimer’s disease treatment lecanemab has not been successful.
News Abigail’s story: The kindest person Abigail tells how she is running the London Marathon to raise funds in memory of her grandad Jim.
News It’s never too early, never too late 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.
