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We’re the UK’s leading dementia charity. We provide information and support, improve care, fund research, and create lasting change for people affected by dementia
In this episode, we chat with Katherine from the Wales-based charity Forget-me-not Chorus. It creates safe spaces where people affected by d...
In this episode, we chat with John who has discovered a new passion for broadcasting since his diagnosis with young-onset dementia. You can...
In this episode, we meet the people behind Dementia Disco, a Stockport charity that organises discos for people affected by dementia. You ca...
In this episode, we chat with two winners from our eighth poetry competition. Robin, winner of our 'From the heart' category talks about his...
*Content warning: this episode features references to suicidal thoughts. In this episode, we chat with Steve in Fermanagh about living with...
In this episode of the Dementia together podcast, we learn about the UK's first dementia-friendly railway line. The Bentham Line runs from t...
This episode is all about Dementia’s Got Talent, a very special show that took place at the Darlington Hippodrome earlier in 2025 and featur...
In this episode of the Dementia together podcast we chat with Jitendra Gupta in Bradford about finding confidence after his dementia diagnos...
Our latest Dementia together podcast is all about enjoyable and engaging activities for people with dementia. First, we speak with Emma Hutc...
For our latest Dementia together podcast, we spoke to three people involved in a unique heritage project in Wales. Museums Inspiring Memorie...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Dawn Davies in Swansea. Around two years ago, Dawn was diagnosed with young-onset Alzhe...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Philip Angrave, in Kent. Phil worked in the NHS for over 40 years and was a lecturer fo...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Teresa Davies, in north-east Wales. Just over a decade ago, Teresa was diagnosed with y...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to brothers Adam and Neil Joesbury and their dad Bob, in Birmingham. Bob has vascular deme...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to retired nurse and youth worker Anne Hoad in Deal, Kent. Anne was diagnosed with a rare...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to retired teacher Nellie Suffolk, aged 82, in Bristol. Nellie was diagnosed with Alzheime...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Rashmi Paun, aged 77, in Brighton. Rashmi, a former physics teacher, initially put his...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Gill Taylor, aged 70, in County Durham. Gill was diagnosed with young-onset Alzheimer’s...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Warren Berman, aged 70, in Leeds. He was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2019...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Ananga Moonesinghe, aged 76, in Luton, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2019. Anan...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Andy Paul in Deeside, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2019, aged just 60. Andy, w...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Kath Sutherland, who is 82, lives in Wigan and has dementia. Kath tells us about making...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Shirley Williams, who is 80, lives in Brighton, and has Alzheimer’s. Shirley tells us a...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Michael Keenan, who is 62, lives in Omagh in Northern Ireland, and has young-onset Alzh...
For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Pete Middleton, who is 67 and lives with his wife Pam near Kettering in the East Midlan...
When you’re caring for a person with dementia it can help you to find the right support. This will help you to live well. This track summari...
Communicating together can become more difficult over time, as the person’s dementia gets worse. This track summarises tips for carers to he...
Having dementia doesn’t mean you should feel ill or low. You should see the doctor if you’re feeling unwell. Being ill can make dementia wor...
As we hopefully continue to emerge from the Covid pandemic, many of us will be looking forward to returning to something resembling normal l...
Having dementia doesn’t mean you need to stop doing the things you enjoy. This track has tips that can make it easier to live with memory lo...
Planning ahead means sorting out things like money, wills and powers of attorney. This track explains some of the ways you can plan ahead if...
When you have dementia, it helps to find the right support. This will help you to live well. This track summarises some of the main sources...
There is no cure for dementia yet. Some symptoms can be treated with drugs. This track summarises the main drug treatments for dementia.
There is no cure for dementia yet. There are ways of treating some symptoms without using drugs. This track summarises the main non-drug tre...
This track summarises the important information you might need to know about the signs and symptoms of dementia. It signposts to more detail...
This track summarises the important information you might need to know about dementia. It signposts to more detailed information, if you nee...
Alzheimer's Society's helpsheets are short and simplified summaries of our most popular information. Each helpsheet covers a single topic. T...
With the pandemic ongoing, our Dementia together podcast interviews continue to take place by video call. In early November we spoke to 82-y...
For the latest episode of our podcast, we speak by video call to Vesna, who has vascular dementia. Vesna lives in Bromley in south east Lond...
The coronavirus lockdown has paused many activities that have helped Barney Thompson come to terms with having dementia with Lewy bodies. We...
Diagnosed with dementia while still in her 40s, Amanda Quinn wants others to know they have a voice.
Having feared the worst after his dementia diagnosis, Masood Qureshi is now focused on changing people’s perceptions.
Gordon Lambert is doing everything he can to help himself to live well with dementia.
Celine Quinn faces up to dementia with the support of her faith, family and Alzheimer’s Society.
Raymond James has ‘come alive’ with the support he’s found through Alzheimer’s Society
Stunned by her dementia diagnosis, Margaret Willis had to battle her fears to reach a point of acceptance.
After initial denial and dread about her dementia diagnosis, Sue Strachan’s awareness raising now includes appearing in a new TV series.
Living in a remote spot, Pam Wood appreciates her continued connections with other people. Gareth Bracken meets a woman with dementia focusi...
As he tackles both bereavement and dementia, Nicky Stephens remains determined to maintain an active lifestyle. Gareth Bracken meets a man w...
When people are denied basic human rights, Nigel Hullah believes in the power of a shared voice. Gareth Bracken meets a man with dementia wh...