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Chelsea's dad was diagnosed with young onset #dementia on her brother's 16th birthday. Her dad was 49, and she was 26 at the time. She has created a series of short videos sharing her family's experiences. The first touches on the signs and symptoms that led her dad, a self-employed joiner, to get a dementia diagnosis. Watch on Dementia UK's YouTube channel here: youtube.com/shorts/Nk1ZobTFZ…
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Over a recent 10-week period, disAbility Cornwall & Isles of Scilly delivered a landmark Young Onset Dementia Pilot Programme in Redruth, in partnership with LivDem, for people under 65 who have recently been diagnosed with #dementia. When the programme ended, attendees were filmed talking about their experiences and what the group meant to them. You can watch the video here: youtube.com/watch?v=UfJflR9w…
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Beyond Dementia has launched a new online support group for people who care for someone living with young onset #dementia. Free to attend, the relaxed and supportive group meets fortnightly on Wednesdays from 7-8.30pm. To find out more, call 01380 739055 or visit the Beyond Dementia website: beyonddementia.org.uk/servic…
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Join @bethyb1886 and @NicolaP321 for MacIntyre’s next Dementia Special Interest Group on hope and spirituality when supporting people with a learning disability and #dementia. You'll hear from guest speakers, including Admiral Nurse @viclyons, and leave with with a certificate of attendance for CPD. 📍 Online 📅 Tuesday 13th October 2026 Learn more and sign up here. 👇 macintyrecharity.org/events/…
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
The Young Dementia Network was launched 10 years ago today with the goal of raising awareness of young onset dementia and improving the lives of people affected by the condition. Over the last 10 years we've hosted 43 webinars, attended by over 5,100 people, with more than 150 panellists sharing their professional or lived experience. We send out 10 newsletters a year to our membership of over 7,300 people - around 40% are living with young onset dementia, or are family members or friends. Celebrate our 10 year anniversary by joining the Network today: youngdementianetwork.org/joi…
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"Awareness of young onset dementia – where symptoms develop before the age of 65 – has grown significantly. "More people now understand that #dementia can affect younger people, who are often working, raising families or supporting others." To mark the ten year anniversary of the Young Dementia Network, Dr Hilda Hayo OBE reflects on the Network’s achievements over the past decade and her hopes for the future: youngdementianetwork.org/new… @DementiaUK
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
The latest Survey of Adult Carers in England shows more than a third of carers are providing 100+ hours of care a week, with over half struggling to look after themselves properly. Caring around the clock should not mean sacrificing your own health, wellbeing, and ability to live a full life. Unpaid carers urgently need better funded support, real access to breaks, and a social care system that is there when they need it. Read our full response here bit.ly/46LO6BI
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The Young Dementia Network is delighted to have a stand at Alzheimer’s Society Annual Conference. If you’re at the conference today and would like to find out more about the Network and young onset #dementia, do come along to the stand and chat to Catherine and Kate. 😀 #ASAC26
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"When Mike didn't qualify for the funding, it was one of the most distressing moments of our dementia journey." - Trish. NHS continuing healthcare (CHC) funding can be a lifeline for people affected by #dementia, but too many families are missing out because the assessment process is flawed. Join Trish and over 22,500 others calling for a fairer CHC system by signing our petition today: action.dementiauk.org/fix-nh…
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
The 20th UK @JDementiaCare Community Congress takes place on Tuesday 17th and Wednesday 18th November 2026 at Doncaster Racecourse. It is the largest annual multi-disciplinary dementia-focused event and exhibition in the UK, and the programme includes a number of young onset dementia-related presentations. Early bird tickets are available until Wednesday 30th September 2026; further discounts and concessions are available: journalofdementiacare.co.uk/…
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If you're a retired male or female rugby union player aged 30-59, with a history of at least 3 concussions, we need your help. Join the @UniSouthWales study examining how repeated head impacts may affect brain health. Email [email protected] for more information.
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
This ground-breaking book sets out practical guidance for people with Lewy body dementia, their families and carers, providing valuable information for finding acceptance and support. You can purchase a copy of the book via the Jessica Kingsley Publishers website and get 20% off using the code %LEWY20 here: uk.jkp.com/products/lewy-bod…
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
Many children and young people who live in families affected by #dementia receive little or no support. Please take a moment to sign this petition from @CarersTrust calling for a Young Carer's Champion in every school 👇
The petition to require a Young Carer's Champion in every school will be handed in next Tuesday so if you haven’t already, please take two minutes to sign before then. Up to one million children aged 5-18 have caring responsibilities but only 4,500 schools have a lead for young carers. We want to see EVERY school have one, which is why we're backing @VikkiSlade72 MP's call for a Young Carer's Champion in every school. Having this kind of support in all our schools can make a huge difference in helping young carers to balance learning and caring. You can add your support here: bit.ly/4zCTC6M #ChampionYoungCarers
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Ziyue Wang, a PhD candidate at the University of Galway, Ireland shares the results of a research study which explored the social health experiences and support needs of people living with young onset #dementia in Ireland and the UK. You can read the blog in full here: youngdementianetwork.org/new…
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
Researchers at the University of York are looking for people to join their new study of 'The good life with #dementia', a community course co-produced and led by people living with dementia. To find out more, contact Mandy Willcox at [email protected], or register your interest using their online form: york.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/…
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
Are you a family living with #dementia, or do you know one? Dementia Adventure are planning a special supported holiday this October half term for up to four families, where a parent is living with dementia and there are young children at home. It’s a chance to enjoy meaningful time together, with expert support, shared activities, and everything from meals to transport taken care of - so you can simply focus on being a family. Register your interest today: ow.ly/IJMG50Wtjpa @DementiaAdv
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
We are delighted to see that Paul Bradley and Sue Devaney have both been shortlisted for the Serial Drama Performance award at the National Television Awards for their respective performances showcasing storylines involving young onset dementia. You can vote for one of them and show your support by clicking here: nationaltvawards.com/vote (Image credit: BBC and ITV)
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
For five years, the family of Andrea, 56, noticed growing changes in her behaviour, from forgetting names to minor car accidents and sending incoherent texts that read as if she were drunk. After several tests her mum was diagnosed with a genetically inherited frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a rare form of #dementia that most commonly occurs in middle age. Read her story in full: thesun.co.uk/health/40174062…
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Kate Fallows 💚🤍💜 retweeted
The Casey Commission on Adult Social Care has launched the ‘Big Conversation’, giving you the chance to share your views on social care in England to help shape future reform of the system. At the launch, a group of Dementia UK campaigners met the Prime Minister and Baroness Casey to share their stories and the changes they want to see. Over 333,000 people have already had their say since the campaign was launched. Will you make sure young onset #dementia is part of the conversation? make.org/GB/consultation/big…
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