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Staying in touch with community, family and friends is important.  Here are some thing which might help.

After Alan retired, a spur of the moment decision led him on a 500-mile fundraising bike ride in memory of his mum Betty, who had Alzheimer's. 

Allan and his wife Maureen share their story of Allan's diagnosis. 

This service has been incorporated into the National Dementia Advisory Service. How Alzheimer Scotland develops its policy priorities.

When Frank’s wife Moira moved into residential care, he set off on an extraordinary fundraising walk that took him more than 170 miles along the cliff tops, shorelines and footpaths of the Scottish Highlands. Frank has raised over £35,000 for Alzheimer Scotland. 

We want to make it easier for families and carers to use digital products and services to look after their health and wellbeing. ADAM is a platform that can help.

To celebrate the National Dementia Carers Action Network's 10th Anniversary we spoke to the team to find out a bit more about how NDCAN was formed and what it means to them.

At Brain Health Scotland our mission is simple: to inspire and empower everyone in Scotland to protect their brain health and reduce their risk of diseases including dementia. 

'While the World Still Sleeps' is a poem share with Alzheimer Scotland about clarity of mind and finding a moment’s sanctuary.

Derek Edmond from Musselburgh is taking on his first ever race to Challenge Dementia and to honour his Nana.