Getting support

Alzheimer Scotland provides support across Scotland to help anyone who is worried about their memory, has a diagnosis of dementia, or who is supporting someone with dementia.

Find out more about accessing the personalised support, self-directed support and therapeutic activities offered by Alzheimer Scotland.

Emotional support and signposting advice, available 24 hours, everyday of the year.

Our Dementia Advisors are here to support people with dementia, their partners, families and carers, along with local businesses and the community.

Our centres offer friendly, accessible environments for everyone to enjoy. Pop in for information, advice or to take part in activities.

Specialist support, activities and groups for people with dementia under 65.

Alzheimer Scotland have set up a series of online surgeries that can be accessed by logging on to your computer or smart device. Find out more here.

The opportunity to meet with other people who are living with the same condition.

Opportunities for people to participate in activities that increase and, where possible improve physical, mental and emotional wellbeing for people living with dementia.

Specialised support, to help people to maintain their skills so that they can stay independent for as long as possible and feel good about themselves.

From getting a diagnosis, to getting support, to end of life, this section includes information and advice for anyone living with dementia, worried about their memory or caring for someone with dementia.

Dementia is not part of the natural ageing process. Dementia affects the brain, making it harder to remember things or think as clearly as before.

Guidance for people who are worried that they, or someone they know, may have dementia.

Support and information for anyone diagnosed with dementia.

A range of information sheets and support, which can help support you, your friends and family, to live well with dementia.