Policy report Meeting our needs: the level and quality of dementia support service This report is the outcome of a study investigating the views and experiences of people with dementia, carers and social work care managers across Scotland.
News Make a paw-sitive impact - Dementia Dog volunteer boarders wanted. This is an ideal role for individuals, couples, and families who would love to have a dog in their life, but who can’t accommodate a long-term commitment.
Blog Ashlea and Ross' story This year, Ashlea and Ross Miller took on one of the biggest physical challenges of their life. The 30 year olds, originally from Glasgow, completed their challenge of running the highest marathon in the world in May 2016.
News Special Riverside Museum display sparks memories 'Car Sparks Memories', a new exhibit at Glasgow’s Riverside Museum, harnessing the power of reminiscence therapy, was unveiled earlier this year.
Content Page Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Consultants 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.
Fundraising Virtual Local An audience with.... Don't miss out on this unique event. Join Alzheimer Scotland for a mid week fun filled virtual night from the comfort of your own home.
News Tea in the Sahara A sponsored challenge isn’t just a great way to raise money – it can also be a life-changing experience. Ann’s parents both died with dementia in 2001. Since then, Ann has been raising funds for Alzheimer Scotland and campaigning to improve understanding of dementia. Ann took part in a four day, 50km Sahara treck and describes the experience.
Content Page Ian's Story Ian talks about his diagnosis, the impact lockdown had on his life, and why being a campaigner is so important to him.
Content Page About dementia In Scotland, over 90,000 people have dementia. It is most common in older people but can affect people in their 40s and 50s or even younger.