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Alzheimer Scotland offers a free, confidential, person-centred counselling service which is in high demand. We are looking for qualified counsellors to volunteer to support the delivery of this critical frontline service.

After some recent reports, we'd like to reassure our supporters that we do not conduct door to door fundraising. 

Alzheimer Scotland’s Commission on the Future of Long Term Care in Scotland was established in 2022. Their report was published on 27 May 2024. 

Find out why Alzheimer Scotland is not called Alzheimer's Scotland.

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

You can use our Direct Debit form to set up a regular donation an help Alzheimer Scotland make sure nobody faces dementia alone.

Find out how to fundraise or make a donation to the Scottish Dementia Working Group (SDWG) online. All donations go towards our campaigning activity, ultimately improving the lives of people living with dementia in Scotland.

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.

Learn how Gillian Fyfe of Alzheimer Scotland aims to complete her fundraising challenge of swimming 3000m every month throughout winter, in open waters!

Read about Margaret's experience of losing her job because of her dementia diagnosis