Hospice Dementia Service Recieves ‘Best Team’ award
St Cuthbert’s Hospice, Durham, has been honoured with a national award at the prestigious Dementia Care Awards.
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Ricky’s story – “Dementia has taken a big toll on us”
Ricky’s talks about how his Gran’s dementia diagnosis impacts his whole family and why he is supporting the ‘We live with dementia’ campaign.
Our new Admiral Nurse Clinic supports Chinese families
Find out about our new Admiral Nurse clinic supporting families living with dementia from the London Chinese communities.
Advice from our Closer to Home Admiral Nurses
The Admiral Nurse team share the advice they have given to families since working in the Closer to Home service.
What to expect from hospice care
Many people with dementia should be able to receive hospice care as their condition deteriorates. Dementia specialist Admiral Nurse Sharron Tolman explains what this involves.
Finding purpose in grief – Helen’s story
Helen reflects on her dementia journey and grief after husband Clive died from frontotemporal dementia in 1999.
We join forces with Alzheimer’s charities to call for better dementia care
Read the letter from the three charities, published in the Daily Telegraph, below: Surveying the Health Secretary Matt Hancock’s recently-announced priorities for the health and...
Refreshed NICE guideline on dementia
Dr Karen Harrison Dening discusses the latest update to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) dementia guidelines .
The experiences of stigma in diverse communities
Admiral Nurse Mutsai Hove Bird writes about stigma and misconceptions around dementia in diverse communities.
Maq’s story
Maq was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2010 at the age of 54. Here he reflects on how the condition affects his day-to-day life.