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Phoebe's mum, Anita, moved into a care home during the pandemic as her dementia symptoms quickly got worse. While still waiting for a formal diagnosis, Phoebe tells the story of their difficult year apart and an emotional reunion.
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On the same wavelength: Dementia Connect
On the same wavelength: Dementia Connect .A Welsh speaker with dementia is thriving on volunteer support through Dementia Connect.
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Truth about dementia - Family
Truth about dementia - Family .Dementia is the UK’s biggest killer. 1 in 14 people over 65 are living with dementia.
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Facts for the media about dementia
Facts for the media about dementia .Key facts and statistics on dementia and other dementia related topics can be found here.
Developing the Wales Dementia Strategy
Developing the Wales Dementia Strategy .Read more about how people in Wales with dementia were involved in the development of our dementia strategy.
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Tips for dementia-friendly documents
Tips for dementia-friendly documents .What people with dementia want you to know about creating dementia-friendly documents.
The progression, signs and stages of dementia
The progression, signs and stages of dementia .Dementia is progressive. This means signs and symptoms may be relatively mild at first but they get worse with time. Dementia affects everyone differently, however it can be helpful to think of dementia progressing in 'three stages'.
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What is a dementia-friendly community?
What is a dementia-friendly community? .A dementia-friendly community is a city, town or village where people with dementia are understood, respected and supported.
Dementia Involvement Awards 2024
Dementia Involvement Awards 2024 .The Dementia Involvement Awards 2024 will showcase the best examples of involvement of people with lived experience of Dementia.
Hidden No More: Dementia and disability
This 2019 report from the All Party Parliamentary Group on Dementia shines a spotlight on dementia as a disability. It seeks to enable people with dementia to assert their rights to services and for their rights as citizens to be treated fairly and equally.