Campaign with us

We know the devastation dementia causes. That’s why we campaign.

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Stand with people living with dementia

Dementia is the UK’s biggest killer and the greatest health and social care crisis of our time.

We campaign so that everyone can get a timely diagnosis, and support from people who truly understand them. We campaign for a system that is ready to deliver new treatments and services that really work.

It will take a society to beat dementia. Will you campaign with us? 

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In the UK someone develops dementia every 3 minutes 
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56% of unpaid carers don’t know who to contact for social care support 
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Over a third of people living with dementia in the UK do not have a diagnosis

What we're campaigning for

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Earlier and more accurate dementia diagnoses
A dementia diagnosis enables people living with dementia to plan for the future and gain access to advice, treatments and care.
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A higher standard of social care
People living with dementia should be able to access affordable, high quality social care that meets their specialist needs, delivered by a well-trained workforce.
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The roll out of dementia treatments
We need to prepare the system to ensure as many people as possible will benefit from future treatments, as well as make better use of the current treatments available.

Together we can create change

Every time you speak up, every story you share, every action you take brings us closer to a world where the healthcare system is ready to deliver new treatments and where everyone can get a timely diagnosis and compassionate care.

There are lots of ways you can use your voice to demand a better future for people living with dementia:

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“Campaigning is crucial as it ensures dementia is not ignored. I enjoy taking part because it allows me to contribute to meaningful change, whether that’s influencing policy, improving services, or simply making sure every voice is heard.”

- Geoff, campaigner and person with lived experience 

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We need your support

Become a campaigner to help people living with dementia today, and in the future.

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