News Fiona’s story: Shining a light on Lewy body dementia For World Lewy Body Dementia Day, Fiona talks about caring for her husband Andrew, who is living with this almost unknown dementia, and the need for better awareness
Event Liver and Brain Health Awareness Day - Inverness Join us at our Inverness Brain Health and Dementia Resource Centre in collaboration withThe British Liver Trust for a Liver and Brain Health Awareness Day.
News One in three people born today could get dementia...we need to up our game now Article written by Alzheimer Scotland Chief Executive Henry Simmons and published in the Scottish Sun on Sunday on 26 January 2025
News Red weather warning Friday 24 January - Impact on Alzheimer Scotland services A red weather warning is in place for parts of Scotland on Friday 24 January.
News Celebrities join forces to play charity football match in aid of Alzheimer Scotland Shooting Stars – billed as Scotland’s version of Soccer Aid – will see football legends and celebrities battle it out on the pitch to raise vital funds to support dementia care, research and improvements in brain health.
News Lorraine’s story: A return to running After not running for years, Lorraine faced her fear of heights to do a charity run across the Forth Bridge in memory of her dad Jimmy.
Fundraising Local National Shooting Stars - Scoring goals for better brain health We're hosting our first-ever version of Soccer Aid: Shooting Stars. Held at Falkirk Stadium, this is a family fun day with something for all members of the family; not just those interested in football.
News Centre users unwind with yoga sound bath Yoga and its benefits have been talked about for years, but have you heard of a yoga sound bath? Once our team at our Brain Health & Dementia Resource Centre in Kilmarnock had personally participated in the sound bath experience from Fiona Smith at Resonate Yoga, they knew it made sense to bring this activity to the Centre.
News Chris’ story: A challenge to raise awareness Chris explains how his gran Patricia’s dementia diagnosis changed the way he thought about the condition and inspired him to take on a 100-mile challenge.