Sign up to receive Alzheimer’s Society Companion Calls

A Companion Call is a regular, typically weekly, telephone conversation facilitated by a volunteer for those affected by dementia. The purpose is to provide a friendly space to discuss anything the individual wishes—whether it's a favourite TV show, the weather, or a simple chat about how things are going. 

 

You can sign up either for yourself or someone else, one of our advisers will contact you to provide further information about the service. All information submitted will be entered into Alzheimer’s Society systems and held securely.

 

If you would like to volunteer for the Companion Call Service, please visit our Companion Call volunteer page.

Would you like to sign up for yourself or someone else?

To sign up to Companion Calls for yourself, please enter your own contact details below.

 

We request your email address and phone number to enable our Companion Call advisers to reach out to you and provide information or assistance related to our service. To find out more about how we use your personal information, please read our supporter privacy statement.

 

Enter a UK postcode to look up your address.
If preferred, enter or amend your address below.
Do you care for someone with dementia?
Do you have a dementia diagnosis?

To sign up to Companion Calls on behalf of someone else, please enter the contact details of the person you are referring below.

 

We request an email address and phone number to enable our Companion Call advisers to reach out and provide information or assistance related to our service. To find out more about how we use your personal information, please read our supporter privacy statement.

 

Please enter the name of the person you are referring.
Enter a UK postcode to look up your address.
If preferred, enter or amend your address below.
Please enter the phone number of the person you are referring.
Please enter the email of the person you are referring.
What is your relationship to the person being referred?
Is the person you're referring caring for someone with dementia?
Does the person you're referring have a diagnosis of dementia?