Learning disabilities and dementia
How to support someone with a learning disability and dementia.
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12 tips for Christmas when you care for someone with dementia
Our Admiral Nurses have put together a list of 12 Christmas tips so that you can enjoy the festivities whilst caring for someone with dementia.
Dementia across cultures and ethnicities
Dr Julia Botsford is a specialist in the area of dementia in ethnic minority communities. She shares the questions and issues that cultural and ethnic...
Dementia named UK’s leading cause of death for second year in a row
With more people in the UK dying of dementia than any other condition, our Head of Policy, Campaigns and Public Affairs, Andrew Pike, reflects on...
Alcohol and dementia
There is strong evidence that drinking too much alcohol increases the risk of developing dementia. Find out how to drink safely and read our tips...
A tribute to a fearless advocate and friend, Wendy Mitchell
Our Chief Admiral Nurse and Chief Executive, Hilda Hayo, talks about the legacy of Wendy Mitchell.
Virtual Events Terms and Conditions
Definitions Event(s) - A virtual challenge organised by Dementia UK, where participants engage in a specific activity (such as walking, knitting, running, skipping or dog...
Dementia UK and YoungDementia UK merge into one charity
Dementia UK merges with YoungDementia UK to create a stronger influential organisation in the area of young onset dementia.
Commonly asked questions about delirium, falls and incontinence
Consultant Admiral Nurse for Frailty, Kerry Lyons, answers your questions about delirium, falls and incontinence.
What do Admiral Nurses do?
Admiral Nurses are specialist dementia nurses who provide life-changing support to families affected by all forms of dementia.