What a new Labour Government means for people with dementia?
Our Head of Campaigns and Public Affairs, Andrew Pike, shares how the new Government's plans could impact people affected by dementia.
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FAQs: Delirium, falls, and incontinence
Consultant Admiral Nurse for Frailty, Kerry Lyons, answers your questions about delirium, falls and incontinence.
Progress for dementia care in the NHS 10-year Health Plan for England
Explore what the NHS 10-year Health Plan means for dementia care in England — including commitments to community-based support, a new dementia care framework, and...
Life with Dementia – your questions answered
Karen Harrison-Dening, Head of Research and Publications, shares why her new book with Dementia UK’s CEO Hilda Hayo was created and and why including real...
Getting to know you: Joe Costello
Joe Costello is Dementia UK’s Consultant Admiral Nurse for Sport and Dementia and has been in post for six months. He explains why this new...
Seven things you should know about dementia from Admiral Nurses
Our specialist dementia nurses, known as Admiral Nurses, share the things they think everyone should know about dementia.
Getting to know you – Asma Pandor
Admiral Nurse Asma Pandor shares her story and reflects on what South Asian Heritage Month means to her.
Championing dementia support at the 2025 party conferences
Read the latest on how your involvment has helped Dementia UK champion dementia support at the 2025 party conferences.
Elene and Safia’s story – I wish Safia’s post was in place when Mum was diagnosed”
Safia, a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse for the Black, African and Caribbean Communities, speaks to Elene, whose mum lived with dementia. They reflect on the...
Observing Ramadan with dementia
For families living with dementia, Ramadan may pose unique challenges; we've put together some tips to help.