The Vital Role of Carers More than 1.7 million Australians are caring for someone living with dementia; a role which

How a Melbourne Workshop is Teaching Carers a New Language for Dementia More than 421,000 Australians are living with dementia. Behind that number sit over 1.7 million

Young onset dementia is a term used to describe any type of dementia when someone is aged 18-65. There are

In 2026, an estimated 446,500 Australians are living with dementia, with two in three living in the community – often

Summer in Australia is a wonderful time to enjoy festive gatherings and holidays, making lasting memories with those closest to

Caring for someone living with dementia—whether you’re a family member, a nurse, an aged care support worker, or a medical

Dementia is a complex condition that can affect people in lots of different ways. In addition to impacting thinking, memory

For Karen Brown, cooking is more than just a job, it’s an expression of love and care. The chef recently

As dementia prevalence continues to rise, with an estimated 433,300 Australians living with dementia and 1.7 million people involved in

When Paths Cross In the dark hours of 11 February 2025, the brightly pulsating star that was my dear friend,

Professor Tanya Buchanan, CEO Dementia Australia As dementia edges closer to becoming the leading cause of death of Australians, we

When Marion’s husband Fred was diagnosed with dementia, she gave up full time employment and her role changed completely. “Due

Travel is a great joy, and everyone loves a holiday. If you have dementia, or you’re planning to travel with

Loneliness and isolation can worsen dementia symptoms and suppress the immune system. To combat this, here are four meaningful ways to

When you’re caring for an older adult with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, loneliness is a common feeling. It might feel like nobody else

After a stroke at 81, my clever, funny, obstinate father developed vascular dementia in November 2011. We swiftly came to