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Pop in for a chat at Tesco in Elgin with a Dementia Advisor who can provide advice and a chat about memory, support services, brain health and dementia. 

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. 

Celebrate Dementia Awareness Week 2024. Come to our Tea and Blether and help us raise vital funds for dementia care, support and research.

You are invited to join Alzheimer Scotland for a special Playlist for Life themed Tea and Blether event to mark Dementia Awareness Week 2024. Learn more about the power of music for people living with dementia and put together your own, personalised Playlist for Life!
 

You are invited to join Alzheimer Scotland's Dalkeith Dementia Cafe for a special Tea and Blether event to mark Dementia Awareness Week 2024. Tea, blether, information, advice, and activities with marine conservation and education charity the Scottish Sea Bird Centre. Booking not required. 

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.

Margaret McCallion is 59 years old and lives well with frontotemporal dementia and is a member of the Scottish Dementia Working Group. Here, Margaret talks about her experiences.

This year's Dementia Awareness Week will take place between 27 May and 2 June. Our theme this year is: Your voice, Your choice, Your future.

Join us for a tea and a blether with our special guest Uno the Dog who will be helping us play a few games of doggy bingo!