In this episode, we meet the people behind Dementia Disco, a Stockport charity that organises discos for people affected by dementia.

You can visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications and factsheets designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia support line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

In this episode, we chat with two winners from our eighth poetry competition.

Robin, winner of our 'From the heart' category talks about his emotional poem 'Dementia Caring', which is about caring for his late wife Sheila.

And Kathy, winner of our 'Way with words' category, chats about how her dad Bob inspired her poem 'Is it Time to Go?'.

You can visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications and factsheets designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia support line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

*Content warning: this episode features references to suicidal thoughts.

In this episode, we chat with Steve in Fermanagh about living with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease.

After his diagnosis, Steve had to retire from his beloved job as a long-distance truck driver. But he's found new sources of joy, and the strength and confidence to advocate for other people living with dementia.

You can visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications and factsheets designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia support line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

In this episode of the Dementia together podcast, we learn about the UK's first dementia-friendly railway line.

The Bentham Line runs from the hubbub of Leeds to the seaside resort of Morecambe, past miles of incredible scenery. Yet it's no quaint heritage ride, but a fully functioning rail link.

We meet the people who've been making the experience of travelling by rail better for people affected by dementia, and the wonderful opportunities this has created.

You can visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

This episode is all about Dementia’s Got Talent, a very special show that took place at the Darlington Hippodrome earlier in 2025 and featured performers living with dementia.

We visited the Darlington Hippodrome to meet the people behind the show and one of its stars, rookie comedian Maureen Kay.

You can visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications and factsheets designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia support line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

In this episode of the Dementia together podcast we chat with Jitendra Gupta in Bradford about finding confidence after his dementia diagnosis.

When Jitendra first received the news he had Alzheimer's disease, he felt pessimistic about the future. But with the support of his family, friends and other networks, including Alzheimer's Society, Jitendra has regained enjoyment in life. And he's not given up on his dream to become a lawyer.

Visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications and factsheets designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia support line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

Our latest Dementia together podcast is all about enjoyable and engaging activities for people with dementia.

First, we speak with Emma Hutchin, who after caring for her Nan Doris was inspired to change careers. She left the teaching profession to work with people with dementia as a Drawing and Talking practitioner.

And we also chat with Angelo Makri, Alzheimer’s Society Senior Knowledge Officer for Wellbeing who gives us the lowdown on choosing activities.

You can visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications and factsheets designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia. To learn more about Drawing and Talking visit https://drawingandtalking.com

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia support line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

For our latest Dementia together podcast, we spoke to three people involved in a unique heritage project in Wales.

Museums Inspiring Memories is a partnership between Amgueddfa Cymru and Alzheimer’s Society Cymru, funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. Its aim is to help museums in Wales be more inclusive and involving.

You can visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications and factsheets designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia support line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Dawn Davies in Swansea.

Around two years ago, Dawn was diagnosed with young-onset Alzheimer’s.

It came as a massive shock and Dawn retreated from the world, even the idea of leaving the house terrified her.

But with support from her family and the Dementia Hwb in Swansea’s Quadrant Shopping Centre, Dawn turned things around.

Dawn now works at the Hwb, helping others deal with a dementia diagnosis.

You can visit alzheimers.org.uk/publications for our range of publications and factsheets designed to support and inform anyone affected by dementia.

For personalised information and advice, call our Dementia support line on 0333 150 3456, or for Welsh speakers call 03300 947 400.

For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Philip Angrave, in Kent.

Phil worked in the NHS for over 40 years and was a lecturer for more than 20 years, teaching undergraduate nurses and doctors.

Phil decided to step back from work following a diagnosis of Lewy body dementia.

He's now using his experience for a different purpose – calling on his local decision-makers to make dementia a priority in his area.

Listen to hear how Phil is campaigning for change and his top tips for others who want to campaign.

Also in this episode, Kath Falconer, National Influencing Officer at Alzheimer's Society, explains why campaigners like Phil are so important.

Your donations play a vital role in ensuring people affected by dementia are aware of the services offered by Alzheimer’s Society, especially in what is a difficult time for everyone. To donate, visit alzheimers.org.uk/give or call 0330 333 0804.