News Eleven year old Ruaridh sets the pace in dedication to his gran 11 year old Ruaridh has raised over £2,690 for Alzheimer Scotland by running just over a mile every hour until he reaches the distance of 26.2 miles (the same as a full marathon).
Content Page Jane's story Jane has been meeting Jessie, Mable and Annie at the same café, at the same time and day each week for the last 20 years... but peering through the glass door she can see no-one inside.
News World Book Day To mark World Book Day, we’re delighted to recommend some brilliant books for everyone to enjoy. These have a focus on dementia and range from reflections on real-life experiences to academic guidebooks offering information and support.
Blog The role of the Dementia Resource Centre Our centres are designed to provide a friendly, welcoming and accessible environment for people with dementia, their families and carers.
News Memory Walk - Shannon's story Shannon Falconer from Motherwell will be taking part in Alzheimer Scotland’s Memory Walk for her much-loved and much-missed gran, Elizabeth. This is her story.
Content Page Tuesday Find out more about the ways Alzheimer Scotland adapted and developed our services during 2021 as well as an overview of our post-pandemic reopening plans.
Content Page Annual Conference 2023 The videos and presentations from the our 2023 Annual Conference are available to watch here. Thank you to all our speakers, exhibitors and attendees who came.
Blog SDWG & NDCAN response to the Scottish Government's consultation on 4th National Dementia Strategy SDWG & NDCAN want a national conversation about what a new Dementia Strategy for Scotland should like.
Blog Time for You - the stories so far Alzheimer Scotland 'Time for You' fund was developed to allow carers to apply for grants to pay for short breaks, gym memberships and hobbies. Read some of the stories shared with us.
Content Page Dementia friendly communities By learning just a little bit more about dementia, and making some simple but practical changes, you can make a big difference.