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Alzheimer Scotland responds to the results of a landmark study led by the University of Glasgow which provided the first major insights into lifelong health outcomes in former professional footballers.

Coffee morning, afternoon tea or bake sale... the choice is yours. Find out more about our tastiest campaign. 

Alzheimer Scotland launched its report, Connecting People, Connecting Support in Action; An impact report on transforming the Allied Health Professionals’ (AHPs).

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

Alzheimer Scotland has joined a growing list of organisations in Scotland to have been celebrated as a Living Wage employer by Living Wage Scotland.

Alzheimer Scotland is pleased to announce the launch of the Student Research Programme.

Alzheimer Scotland, with support of the Scottish Dementia Research Consortium (SDRC), is establishing a new research fund for projects for dementia and brain health in Scotland. In the first year of this scheme, the Alzheimer Scotland Student Research Programme will fund two MRes projects. 

Our Allied Health Professionals have launched an interactive website where people living with dementia, carers, family and supporters come together to explore ways to live well with dementia.

We need to recognise what Caring Costs. Despite unpaid carers saving the economy an approximate £132 billion per year, a lack of financial, emotional, and physical support means it often has a negative effect on their mental wellbeing, employment potential, and ultimately their finances.

A project has been chosen to be the recipient of the Alzheimer Scotland Student Research Programme.