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Andy Newman, lifelong Scotland fan, was the lucky winner of a ticket giveaway by Alzheimer Scotland, with tickets donated by Para Football Scotland and Football Memories Scotland.

Our 24 hour Freephone Dementia Helpline is staffed entirely by a team of trained and highly skilled volunteer call handlers. Their dedication and loyalty are remarkable. There is no 'typical' day on the Helpline but four of our remarkable team have shared one recent shvift to mark Dementia Awareness Week.

On September 19th, Suzie Bell (27), of Glasgow, and her mother Carol MacBain (54), will be raising funds for Alzheimer Scotland by carrying out a 6 day climb of Africa’s tallest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, located in the east African country of Tanzania.

Our Day Service volunteers support people living with dementia to communicate and actively participate in hobbies, interests and activities.

Our befriending volunteers offer social contact, and help people living with dementia to combat loneliness and isolation.

The report shows the importance of getting care right, against the costs at a human and resource level of getting this care wrong, as indicated by the number of people with dementia in acute hospitals. 

The Edinburgh Clinic are preparing to don their aprons in support of Alzheimer Scotland’s Tea & Blether coffee morning campaign.

Experience the beauty of the Scottish Highlands!

By becoming a Therapeutic volunteer,  you can support people living with dementia attending local activity groups.

Our Volunteer Drivers help us to make it possible for people living with dementia to attend planned activities and support groups in their local area.