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A series of booklets created by carers, sharing carers expereinces and knowledge.

Find out more about the international organisations that Alzheimer Scotland is connected with to develop international dementia practice and policy.

A campaigning network whose members have personal experience of caring for a person with dementia.

All cards on the table, I’m 17 years old and before Henry Simmons asked me to do this article I only knew the very basics of dementia.

The Scottish Dementia Working Group is a national campaigning group, led by people with dementia.

Launched on Tuesday 14 February, Alzheimer Scotland is now welcoming applications for grants of £200 to support unpaid carers of people with dementia living in Scotland. Everyone needs a break from time to time and carers are no different.  Feeling rested and refreshed brings huge benefit to your physical and mental wellbeing and can enhance the relationship you have with the person you care for. If you are a carer, the Time for You Fund offers you the chance to take a short break from your caring role to look after your own needs, too. It’s there to help you take some time for yourself, to do something that brings you joy. 

There are so many ways to support Alzheimer Scotland which don't include fundraising or donating money. 

Alzheimer Scotland has two charity shops in Forres and Golspie.