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The Helpline is staffed entirely by trained volunteers. This role can include telephone, face-to-face and online support.

Three generations of the same family are taking on the Kiltwalk

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

Alzheimer Scotland's 24 hour Freephone Dementia Helpline is staffed by our incredible volunteers.

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

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

Support your staff with the understanding and necessary skills to provide person centred care to people and families affected by dementia.

Alzheimer Scotland responds to widely reported news that the Scottish FA is planning a move towards placing a ban on children heading the football in training.