If you need support, we’re here for you. Get personalised information, support and advice by calling us on 0333 150 3456. 💙

However you're affected by dementia, we're here for you. Give our Dementia Connect support line a call today to speak to one of our friendly dementia advisers, here to provide the best information to suit you. 0333 150 3456, available Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm. 💙☎️

Ready, set, SNOW! Get ready to unleash your inner elf on Friday 4th December (or any day that suits you). ❄️ Get the snowball rolling today by ordering your free Elf Day fundraising kit, full of everything you need to sprinkle some festive cheer! bit.ly/3dokm19

People living with dementia may have trouble with face coverings, so please be considerate when out and about. Be kind, stay safe and protect those around you. Let's continue to support and care for each other 💙

If you're affected by dementia and need to talk, we're here to listen. Give our Dementia Connect support line a call today - 0333 150 3456. 💙☎️ Mon-Wed: 9am-8pm Thu-Fri: 9am-5pm Sat-Sun: 10am-4pm

This #WorldAlzheimersDay, we're encouraging everyone to start a conversation about dementia. Talking about dementia helps reduce the stigma & fear that surround the condition, and connects you with other people affected. Visit alzheimers.org.uk/wad to get started today.

We had planned to support HUG by @LAUGHCardiffMet through our Accelerator Program but due to COVID we are focusing our resources on frontline services. That’s not stopping them, you can help the team bring HUG to people with dementia below! bit.ly/31Zo25s

Please be considerate when out and about; people living with dementia may have trouble with face coverings and new ways of shopping. Let's continue to support and care for each other. Be kind, stay safe and protect those around you. 💙

If you're affected by dementia, we're here for you. 💙 Call our Dementia Connect support line on 0333 150 3456 to speak to one of our dementia advisers, here to listen and provide you with information & advice to suit you. Mon-Wed: 9am-8pm Thurs-Fri: 9am-5pm Sat-Sun: 10am-4pm

Please be considerate of people who may not understand social distancing and new ways of shopping. They might be living with dementia or another hidden condition. Let's continue to support each other, especially those who need a little extra help. 💙

One in seven people with dementia have said they've lost friends since lockdown started - but we're here to help. Visit bit.ly/3jB0J8I to find the best support for you and your loved ones, or call our Dementia Connect support line on 0333 150 3456.

Due to coronavirus, most of us now wear face masks or coverings while shopping or on public transport. Some people with dementia may not understand why they should wear one. Read how you can help and who may be exempt from wearing a mask. bit.ly/2O3PBCQ

We know dementia affects everyone differently. Whether you, a loved one, a friend or neighbour is affected by dementia, we're here to help. Give our Dementia Connect support line a call on 0333 150 3456 to get advice to suit you. 💙☎️

If you have dementia, it’s important to keep your body and brain active 💪 Coronavirus may make it harder to do some of the activities we usually enjoy doing. Check out our blog for five ways you can stay active at home: bit.ly/36luLaB

If you've got questions about dementia and how you can support people affected in your community, become a Dementia Friend! Alzheimer's Society's @DementiaFriends initiative is changing the way the UK thinks, acts and talks about dementia. Join in today: dementiafriends.org.uk.

➡️ Over 42,000 people in the UK are living with young-onset dementia, like Jerry. If you need support please give our Dementia Connect Support Line a call on 0333 150 3456 📞 Find out more about young-onset dementia here: bit.ly/2YuIvMq #LivingWithDementia

We're celebrating our incredible volunteers this #VolunteersWeek! The ways our volunteers support people with dementia has had to change since the lockdown as face-to-face support is no longer an option. Check out our volunteering opportunities: bit.ly/2XDdAgD

Next Friday at 8pm, we're hosting a Great Big Quiz in aid of families affected by dementia - and you're invited! Join us, and our very special guest @Tony_Robinson, for a night of fun & fiendishly difficult questions 😈 bit.ly/2Ah72MQ

If you're a carer, how are you looking after yourself during the coronavirus lockdown? From setting a new daily routine to staying connected to family and friends, read our tips on how to look after yourself while caring for a loved one with dementia. bit.ly/2yFcmcr

This #InternationalNursesDay we'd like to thank all of the nurses who support people living with dementia. You're the people who, even in these unprecedented times, are continuing to hold the hands of our loved ones when we can't. We so appreciate everything that you do. 💙👏