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This International Women’s Day, Hilda celebrates her career highlights and challenges some of the bias she has seen along the way.

Admiral Nurse Jo Freeman looks at the practical steps families can take to make the most out of a trip to the cinema.

Families talk about the effect animals have on loved ones with dementia, including reducing anxiety and improving mood and communication.

The UK’s largest and only event covering all aspects of the fight against dementia from drug discovery to treatment to care is taking place at ExCel from 14th-15th June 2024.

Suzy reflects on the dementia journey of her mother, who was diagnosed with hydrocephalus in her 50s.

A guest blog from Alison Stewart, intern at the Northampton Filmhouse and the Royal & Derngate. Her focus has been on reaching people living with dementia and their companions.

Admiral Nurses share their advice for people living with dementia on the cost of living crisis.

Dementia has an impact on the whole family, including children. Children may see changes occurring in their relative and not understand what is happening, or feel able to talk about it. 

This LGBT+ history month we are highlighting services that support LGBT+ people living with dementia.