James reflects on the importance of culturally appropriate care after his late wife Maria was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer's disease when she was 56 years old. 💙
Read his story: https://t.co/ySueDoxLk1
Ahead of #CarersWeek next week, we'd love to hear from you. What's one thing that's made a big difference to you as a carer?
Share your answer in the comments to help inspire and support other carers. 👇
This episode of the ‘Defy dementia’ podcast explores how to talk to children and young people about dementia in an age-appropriate, stigma-reducing way. 🎤
Angeleta Cox shares how she talked about her late mother’s diagnosis of young onset Alzheimer's disease to her children.
Listen to the podcast here: https://t.co/nXmzRNIbEl
This #VolunteersWeek, we’re celebrating our incredible #VolunteerAmbassadors. 💙
In this video, they share some of their standout moments and what motivates them to make a difference.
This year is especially meaningful as we mark 10 years of our Volunteer Ambassador programme. To every one of our #volunteers - thank you. Your dedication, kindness and passion make a real difference every single day.
@SandyofSuffolk I visited a friend last week who retired to Cyprus last year. He pays around £30 every 3 months for water & £90 a year in council tax. I’m paying £78 a month for water & £327 council tax. Food & fuel were also cheaper. As you can imagine he has no regrets about retiring there.
A researcher at University of the West of England is starting a research project focused on improving support for people after a dementia diagnosis.
They are setting up a group for people living with young onset dementia who are willing to share their thoughts and ideas to help shape and develop a new 'LivDem' course.
Find out more here: https://t.co/RSZFPzDu0R
We are proud to be supporting #BBCCaringMatters, a week long spotlight on unpaid carers across the UK. 💙
Admiral Nurse @viclyons joins others to share advice for #carers.
To speak to an Admiral Nurse like Vic for advice and support, call our Helpline on 0800 888 6678 or email [email protected].
Admiral Nurses @HildaHayo and @viclyons share their advice on dealing with the emotional impact of #dementia on our #podcast, 'My life with dementia'. 🎙️
For more tips, listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts. Or speak to an #AdmiralNurse for advice and support here: https://t.co/j8g9Oe1Yva
Julie Hayden’s book, 'Living with young onset dementia,' is an accessible coffee table style book. 📖
Told through a combination of poetry and prose, @julieha15141038's words are brought to life through imagery by digital artist Daisy Vest.
To purchase a copy, please email Julie at [email protected]. ✉️
It's not too late to get involved with Operation Ouch! 📹
The team is hoping to film a family in which a parent or grandparent is living with dementia and where a child or young person aged 7-15, who has a relationship with them, would feel comfortable sharing their experience on camera.
In particular, they would love to hear from families from ethnic minority backgrounds.
Find out more here: https://t.co/OP1G3lHzMs
(Photo credit: BBC)
Our webinar on Wednesday 17th June 2026 will share emerging evidence from three research projects currently underway by the Working With Dementia Network Plus Research Team exploring #dementia and employment.
Sign-up here: https://t.co/cqpVXKME7F
UK Health Radio host Pete Hill recently interviewed author and dementia advocate Julie Hayden on his 'The 'D' Word' show.
Julie was a social worker when she was diagnosed with young onset #dementia at the age of 54.
Click on the headphones icon to listen to the interview here: https://t.co/Fh8AcsVSl4
The Operation Ouch! Production Team is in the early stages of producing a special half-hour programme about dementia for Children's BBC.
The team is hoping to film a family in which a parent or grandparent is living with dementia and where a child or young person aged 7 to 15, who has a relationship with them, would feel comfortable sharing their experience on camera. 📹
If you or your family might be interested in taking part, email Rebecca King at [email protected] or click the link for more information: 👇
https://t.co/mP4yCE0ikO!
(Photo credit: BBC)
Our ID cards were created in collaboration with our members to make it easier for people affected by young onset #dementia to access support while out in the community. 🪪
There are two designs – one for people living with young onset dementia, and the other for family members and supporters. They are one of our most requested resources.
Get your ID card now: https://t.co/VrKkMcxpJz
Today marks the start of Dementia Action Week.
We're sharing Dementia UK's animation explaining 'What is young onset dementia', to raise awareness of the condition and how it affects younger people and their families.
You can watch it in full here: https://t.co/srrDpAsuOj
As part of Dementia Action Week, we are sharing the new short film 'Little Rock' from @YPWD.
It tells the story of Lana, a teenager learning to live with her dad’s decline due to young onset dementia. 🎬
Watch the film here: https://t.co/v9StvObApC
In the latest episode of our 'My life with dementia' #podcast, we sit down with mother and son Ronnie and Will. 🎙️
Listen to them talk about how their relationship has evolved since Ronnie’s #dementia diagnosis and Will’s experience as a young carer: https://t.co/egpxjrmiDE
“We’re on earth to help people, to lift each other.” 💬
These words come from @pedalsingh, one of our incredible supporters.
Dementia changes lives - but so can you. We can make a massive difference when we come together for families facing #dementia. 💙
Find out how to get involved this #DementiaActionWeek: https://t.co/JtUOPm2LiZ
Admiral Nurses Hilda and Safia share their advice in the latest episode of our #podcast, 'My life with dementia'. 🎙️
They discuss the guilt family members may experience when there are problems with their loved one's care, as well as how cultural beliefs can affect how someone responds to a #dementia diagnosis.
Listen to the full episode: https://t.co/EV6SRl0MOd