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Every person experiences dementia differently. It all depends on how and what parts of the brain are affected.

Information noting the difference between prevalence and incidence rates of dementia in Scotland.

f you have dementia and you want to carry on driving, this information sheet will tell you what you must do to make sure you are driving legally.

We've put together some of the most popular ways businesses are already supporting our work.

Choosing Alzheimer Scotland as your company’s official ‘Charity of the Year’ will not only give you the time to fundraise and raise awareness of our charity but it will give us the time to show you just how important your support is. 

Simple changes can improve day-to-day living.  Here are some ideas to get you started.

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.

You may have spotted a message from our Chief Executive in your local paper. Find out more.

Richard Thomson has raised an incredible £1400 for Alzheimer Scotland while taking on the challenge of Everest Base Camp. Read more about his story here.

Dementia is something that has touched my family's life and my friends too.