We talk about what you might be feeling when a person with dementia dies, and share some tips for coping and readjusting after bereavement.

Find organisations that can provide help and support at the end of the person's life.

There will be important decisions to make as the person nears the end of life, including whether they should be resuscitated if they have a heart attack, and any religious practices they want observed. Advance care planning can help to ensure that a person's wishes are known and respected.

There are many ways to communicate with a person at the end of their life. There are also steps you can take to support a person with any pain, infections, eating and drinking problems, and delirium.

Find out the names of useful organisations to contact for help and support with DoLS, as well as who to contact about the information provided.

A person with dementia who is in supported living can still be deprived of their liberty. A deprivation of liberty will still need to be authorised but the process is slightly different to the one for care homes and hospitals.