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Hawick Memory Café

Held on the 3rd Thursday of each month, 1.30pm-3pm

Willy lives in Edinburgh, and in 2021, was diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease. This is his personal journey of adapting to living with dementia.

You can ask an Occupational Therapist for advice about staying active and independent, looking after your health and wellbeing and how to keeping doing the hobbies and interests you enjoy.

More about sexuality and intimacy when someone with dementia is living at home.

Lesley's story - find out more about a carer's experience with Lesley Moore, Learning & Development Lead at Alzheimer Scotland. 

When Bob, 67, was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer’s disease in 2018, it came as a huge shock. His daughter Dorota talks about how their Post Diagnostic Support Link Workers provided a supportive lifeline for the whole family.

Jen and Anna, two sisters from Stirling are joining forces to fundraise for people living with dementia in Scotland in memory of their beloved Grandma.

Ian talks about his diagnosis, the impact lockdown had on his life, and why being a campaigner is so important to him. 

Tea & Blether is whatever you want it to be - coffee morning, afternoon tea, bake sale. The choice is yours. Pick a date during Dementia Awareness Week, a place and bring your favourite people together. 

A free, community minded app that can help people living with dementia if they go missing.