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Jean McGlade, 68, has a diagnosis of vascular dementia. Here she tells us how she is getting on since deciding to make a new start at Croftspar Place, a supported living complex in the east end of Glasgow.

Retired teacher, Catherine, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease earlier this year. Here, she explains what that was like, and how she continues to live well.

Derek Murray from Clydebank will be taking part in Alzheimer Scotland’s Memory Walk in memory of his dad, Jimmy Murray. Here Derek shares his Memory Walk story.

Maureen is 65 years old and currently living well with vascular dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. This is her story.

Margaret, who lost her job after being diagnosed with dementia, challenges more employers to understand dementia and see the person not the diagnosis. 

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

Learn more about the history of the Scottish Dementia Working Group from its beginnings in 2001 right up to the most recent work and priorities of the group.

We are seeking to attract individuals with the enthusiasm and commitment to help drive our strategic vision of Prevent, Care and Cure and making sure no one goes through dementia on their own. 

Life is for living and enjoying as much as possible. Find some things which might help you continue doing what you enjoy.