LGBTQ+ | Alzheimer's Society

Support groups and other resources for LGBTQ+ people affected by dementia

Support groups, updated information and an opportunity to take part in an advisory group for LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer) people who are affected by dementia.

Missing freedom: Cherishing every moment with Mum

Hard lessons: Life in lockdown with dementia

01 December 2020

Quick response: Dealing with lockdown problems for people affected by dementia

Pride in Care: Promoting inclusivity and understanding

28 November 2019

New research shows increased risk of cognitive decline in the LGBT community – Alzheimer’s Society comment

New research presented today (Sunday 14th July) at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) 2019 in Los Angeles found higher rates of subjective cognitive decline among lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender (LGBT) people compared to their cisgender heterosexual counterparts.

BBC Panorama: Crisis in Care programme and problems for people with dementia

Bang the drum: Making a difference

Happier frame of mind: Better support for LGBT+ people affected by dementia

Encouraging inclusion with LGBT communities

Bring Dementia Out was an Alzheimer's Society project to encourage dementia-awareness and inclusion in Brighton and Manchester.

Life’s rich tapestry: ‘I want support, not sympathy’

31 January 2019

Finding the right care as an LGBTQ+ person with dementia

As an LGBTQ+ person with dementia it's important to find the right support services and care settings for you. Read about what to look for.

Getting support as an LGBTQ+ person with dementia

As your dementia progresses you will need more support to be able to live well. Read about how to get the help you need.