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Lorna is a retired primary school teacher who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease three years ago. Despite her diagnosis, Lorna has continued to live a full and active life through her passion for art. She has held fundraising dinners, exhibited her work, and written a book of poetry, all in support of Alzheimer Scotland.

Supporting couples with a learning disability where one partner has dementia

The 15 October marks Allied Health Professionals day in the UK – a chance for us to recognise the amazing and crucial role Allied Health Professionals play in healthcare and wellbeing.

The ground-breaking Join Dementia Research service celebrates its fifth birthday today with a brand new recruitment campaign.

The Dementia Dog Project is looking to match and place two fully trained dementia assistance dogs in central Scotland. The talented Labrador duo, Lenny and Hope, are now ready to find their forever homes and help support people living with dementia and th

Determined climber Nicole O’Rafferty from Hamilton, took on her challenge of a lifetime by bagging a ‘Munro a Month’ during 2019.

Grace, aged 7, became the 90,000th Dementia Friend in Scotland.

With Scotland currently experiencing high temperatures, we share our tips for keeping cool in the heat. 

Angela Anderson from Wishaw showed true dedication and bravery to her fundraising as she bungee jumped over the River Garry for TeamAlzScot.

Since 1989, our Helpline has supported thousands of people with dementia, their partners, family and friends. We're now looking for dedicated and compassionate volunteers who can commit to at least one regular shift per week on the Helpline.