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About Us
Alzheimer Scotland
Alzheimer Scotland is the leading dementia charity in Scotland, dedicated to supporting people living with dementia and their families and carers.
Who We Are
- Alzheimer Scotland is the leading dementia charity in Scotland, dedicated to supporting people living with dementia and their families and carers.
- The organisation operates across Scotland, providing both direct support services and national advocacy.
- It exists to ensure that every person affected by dementia can access high-quality care, information, and emotional support.
What We Do
- Provide a 24-hour Dementia Helpline offering emotional and practical support
- Deliver local dementia resource centres across Scotland
- Offer community-based support services for people living with dementia
- Provide carer support programmes and wellbeing services
- Run day support services and post-diagnostic support pathways
- Deliver advisory services, training, and dementia awareness programmes
- Campaign for improved dementia policy, rights, and healthcare services
Approach & Values
- Focus on person-centred support, respecting dignity, independence, and choice
- Commitment to inclusion, equality, and accessibility for all people affected by dementia
- Emphasis on early intervention, education, and continuous support throughout the dementia journey
- Strong belief in community-based care and reducing stigma around dementia
- Guided by values of compassion, empowerment, and advocacy
Industry Role
- Plays a leading role in Scotland’s health and social care and dementia support sector
- Supports the NHS and local authorities by providing specialist dementia services and early intervention support
- Drives national awareness and policy development around dementia care and rights
- Strengthens community resilience through education, training, and caregiver support programmes
- Acts as a key national voice for improving quality of life for people living with dementia