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To mark Grief Awareness Week we wanted to share some tips for adjusting to change and looking after yourself. Grieving the loss of a loved one is one of the most emotional experiences we will have in our lifetime. Grief often continues long after the death that causes it. 

Nick Gardner inspires the country to get out and walk for Scotland’s Memory Walk 2021

Supporting couples with a learning disability where one partner has dementia

We know that winter can be a challenging time. We want to reassure you that Alzheimer Scotland will remain here for you over these coming months between our local support and warm spaces, our National Dementia Advisor Service and our 24 hour Freephone Dementia Helpline.

Marking 40 years of Alzheimer Scotland

Regular physical activity is very important for staying healthy. It has many physical and mental health benefits including reducing feelings of stress and anxiety. Physical activity includes all forms of activity where you move your body. Find out some top tips for staying active at home.

This International Day of Human Rights we'd like to share this blog from Head of National Support Services, Jenn Hall. The lack of support and services available to people living with dementia and their carers IS a human rights issue. Today is the perfect opportunity to shine a light on this.

Ann Yourston pulled on her boots to complete the Great Wall of China Trek

Henry Simmons, Chief Executive of Alzheimer Scotland, outlines how the charity is responding to the Coronavirus.

Dementia care in Scotland is complex and frequently difficult to navigate.