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You’ve got a friend! Dementia befriending schemes and support groups
Many people living with dementia feel lonely – and so do those who love and care for them. Find out what you can both do to ease isolation and loneliness and make life more enjoyable

What treatments exist for memory loss?
Memory loss can be worrying but there are lots of reasons for it, and many of them are treatable – some can even be reversed. Find out the essential facts about treatments for memory issues

Understanding and respecting someone with dementia
It can become difficult to connect and understand someone living with dementia, particularly as the illness progresses. Find out how you can help the person you care about feel valued and respected.

How do I get a care needs assessment for dementia?
Are you worried that your loved one with dementia needs more support? Here’s how to get a care needs assessment and make sure they’re getting all the help they’re entitled to.

How do I claim benefits for dementia related care?
The benefits system can be a bit of a maze if you’re not familiar with it. Find out how to make a claim for you and your loved one – and get the financial help you deserve

Can dementia be prevented?
It’s a question many people want the answer to. Find out what steps you can take to prevent or reduce your risk of getting Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia and other types of dementia

Alzheimer’s is one of top three fears for over-60s, says YouGov poll
Fear of developing Alzheimer’s is a major concern for people over the age of 60, while more than a third of 18-59 year olds also worry about it, too

Is there a test for dementia?
If you’re worried that you or someone you know may have dementia, it is possible to do various tests to check if you may have the condition

How to live well with dementia
Not sure if the person you’re caring for is enjoying life as much as they can? Find out how to make sure that people with dementia continue to have a good quality of life

What does 'live-in care' mean?
