Dementia

Supporting People Affected by Dementia

We support people who experience dementia and their families across Scotland. Our Support Practitioners are trained to understand the challenges dementia can bring and work with compassion to help you stay independent, connected, and enjoy meaningful activities.

All support is aligned with the Scottish Government’s national dementia strategy, and are focused on maximising independence, accessing appropriate medications, and enabling people to live as independent and fulfilled life as possible alongside those important to them.

Person-Centred Support

Everything we do is person-centred and tailored around your needs and preferences. This helps you live safely, with dignity, and to live your best life.

Our services include practical day-to-day support, respite care, and guidance for families and carers. We focus on helping you enjoy meaningful activities, maintain connections, and feel supported at home and in your community.

Our Support Practitioners are trained in dementia awareness and are committed to providing compassionate, support that meets your  needs.

Our Impact

Every person we support has their own story, interests, and ways of connecting with the world. Creative activities and practical projects can make a big difference in daily life.

Take Vinny, for example. He experiences dementia and Parkinson’s disease, and the simple act of sanding and painting offcuts of wood helps him focus his mind and brings his imagination to life.

Vinny’s designs are inspired by his local neighbourhood and the natural environment. His wife keeps objects around the home to remind him of the seasons, which led him to create a charming Easter bunny design.

The houses Vinny has designed will soon be displayed in the local GP service’s wellbeing garden, bringing joy to everyone who spends time there. His new hobby has given him focus, creativity, and happiness and we can’t wait to see what he creates next.