Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a set of symptoms and behaviours that occur when the brain stops working properly. This results in loss of independent function for that person.
Daily brain exercises may help decrease your risk of developing dementia by building cognitive reserve.
This page will help you to find local services in relation to dementia quickly and efficiently.
These rooms are for people who would like to know more about products and devices which can help manage memory difficulties.
The National Intellectual Disability Memory Service is committed to improving the early detection of dementia in people with an intellectual disability and offering post-diagnostic supports.
How to diminish the risk factors and reduce the risk of developing dementia.
Carers, families and friends
This section contains some practical advice to help you support your family member or friend to live well with dementia
Information on health services
Services for people with dementia are provided by a range of people, health professionals and organisations across the Health Services. Depending on where you are in your journey, different services will be most appropriate for you. This page will help you find the best steps to take.
Help with care
Supports and services are available for anyone caring for someone with dementia. In addition to needing support for themselves,
Legal and financial
Thinking about your legal affairs is a vital step once a diagnosis of dementia is confirmed. There may be implications from the diagnosis which need to be considered sooner rather than later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Travelling and holidays with Dementia
Travel tips for people with Dementia and their families
iSupport for People with Dementia
iSupport is an online training programme to support caregivers of people living with dementia
Dementia and Nutrition
Freephone our helpline on 1800 341 341
The helpline is open Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm Saturday, 10am to 4pm