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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. 

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. 

Karen describes her and her family's journey with dementia and Alzheimer Scotland's support, following her mum's diagnosis in February 2019.

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).

'My Love' is a story about the early stages of dementia, lockdown life and the need for human contact, and for love.

#Saferinternetday is Tuesday 6 February and we wanted to share some top tips in staying safe online.

NDCAN member Elaine Deehan says 'Kittos' (thank you) Finland for an inspiring Alzheimer Europe conference that offered hope for a better future for people living with dementia and their carers.

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.

Find out the various ways to contact the Scottish Dementia Working Group (SDWG) including by phone, email or online webform.

Testimonials from people who have placed Alzheimer Scotland in their Wills.