Lockdown was a personal disaster for Wendy's Dad Terry, until support worker Ozzie turned things around. Now he can't wait for Sidmouth Street day club to reopen. Read more
Support worker Sue Hulbert talks about how her role has changed since lockdown. Read more
Former Army Major Ozzie writes about becoming a support worker for people living with dementia. Read more
Dementia support worker Marie describes what being able to visit clients again after lockdown has meant to her - and to them. Read more
CEO Babs Harris' personal message to staff on the impact Coronavirus is having on Alzheimer's Support, and how the charity is responding, Read more
People often ask what they can do to help us support people with dementia. Here's 30 ideas to mark our 30th anniversary. Read more
As we mark our 30th year, Devizes discussion group members and our staff contribute 30 ways to help someone living with dementia. Read more
'It was great doing something together as a couple' - Phil and Kay on what the Blakehill Farm group meant to them. Read more
Our Trowbridge opened five years ago. Club manager Jill Mitchener looks back.... Read more
Artist Gill was reluctant to leave her home, until support worker Layla - and Sky the dog - helped her regain her confidence. Read more
As Old Silk Works marks its first birthday, carer and club volunteer Ken Windess reflects on what the club has meant to him Read more
As our newest day club celebrates its first anniversary, Grant looks back on how it all came together Read more
Laura Crouch reflects on her first three months as a fundraiser for Alzheimer's Support Read more
Sharon Adam ran a poetry workshop for people living with dementia - and experienced the power of reconnecting through words Read more
Becci's Grandma loves attending our day club in Devizes. So she decided to volunteer for six weeks to give something back. Luckily her employer apetito agreed! Read more
Having experienced the work of this charity, standing on top of a plane was the least I could do. Read more
A tribute to George Noke, who wanted everyone to know dementia is not the end. Read more