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Social gathering for people with dementia and their carers to share experiences with other people living with dementia. 

Dementia is not part of the natural ageing process. Dementia affects the brain, making it harder to remember things or think as clearly as before.

A report highlighting the inequalities people living with advanced dementia face, in terms of accessing health care, and recommendations to reform current experiences.

Mental Health Minister Maureen Watt and colleagues took part in a Dementia Friends information session

An innovative project between Alzheimer Scotland and Dogs for Good, supporting families living with dementia, both at home and in community settings.

An approach to responding to the most complex phase of dementia.

The third strategy develops and builds on the work of the first and second strategies (2010-2013 & 2013-16). It continues to focus on diagnosis, post-diagnostic support and care co-ordination in the community, whilst looking at support for people with advanced dementia.

A range of information sheets and support, which can help support you, your friends and family, to live well with dementia.

Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Nurse Consultants are working to improve care, enhance practice and transform the experience of people with dementia when they go into hospital.

A selection of videos and stories from families using technology to live well with dementia