This article covers why Dementia Carers are so important while also looking into the emotional, physical and financial impact of caring for someone with Dementia. We’ll also look into support networks, how Carers can look after themselves, and why recognising and valuing Carers is essential — not just in Dementia Care, but in society as a whole.

Out & About headed to Henley where we enjoyed an hour’s boat trip with Hobbs of Henley. The weather was perfect. Sat on the top deck of The Waterman, we basked in perfect English summer temperatures, whilst enjoying the views. We sailed downstream to Marsh Lock before returning to Henley and onwards.

In this blog we explore how to live well with Dementia through the use of music, exercise as well as how we can preserve retained skills.

Read the very moving story of Juliet: a Carer on her Journey with Dementia. The story begins with Juliet, her husband Mike, their son, and their life before Dementia. Following Mike’s diagnosis, their world takes a radical turn. Journey with them and gain an appreciation for how Dementia can impact People’s life, as well as for the difference the support from local charities like ‘ADS’ can help families like Juliet’s navigate the many challenges of living with the condition.

60’s Themes Fundraising party is a big success. Attended by 110 people, everyone had a wonderful time with dancing, a buffet, a photo booth and more. Read all about it here!

The June Dispatch from the Band of Roving Out & Abouters. Group A visited Henley Golf Adventure while Group B explored the House and Gardens at Greys Court, a National Trust property.

This blog explores what you can do when encountering a Person with Dementia in need of assistance. As we continue to consider how Dementia presents in public spaces, we also look at tools and gadgets that can provide support, increase safety and enhance quality of life for those living with Dementia- AND those caring for them.​

Hearing loss affects both young and older people and addressing it should be a priority to reduce the risk of developing Dementia.

Uncontrolled high blood pressure can lead to a number of health conditions. It is also associated with a higher risk of developing Dementia. What is known and what can we do about it?

Studies show that the Shingles Vaccine can protect against Developing Dementia. A number of studies have investigated this connection further.

Low levels of Vitamin D are linked to an increased risk of developing Dementia. Understanding this link and the medical guidance is important when considering how we can reduce our risk of developing Dementia.

There is a link between our sense of smell, our cognitive ability and our memories. What should we know?

Discover the main causes of Dementia and Interventions for you and your loved ones as well as tips that will help reduce the risk of developing Dementia.

There are over 200 types of Dementia, in this article reviews the four most common types that are familiar to most, as well as some tips.

What is Dementia and what are the key UK statistics. What are the main challenges and why do they matter?

‘ADS’ Charity is partnering with Delite Radio, a national digital radio station, to launch a new radio program aiming to inform, support and inspire listeners. Topics will include areas such as diagnosis, caregiving, lived experiences, prevention and much more.

Reggae Nite Fundraiser was a big hit, with over 100 partygoers, and impressive amount was raised in support of ‘ADS’.

Liam Hanrahan completed the 2025 Paris Marathon with an impressive time- all in proud support of ‘ADS’. Find out more about his unique experience.

Over 90% of Carers or Family members report experiencing their loved one affected by Dementia being treated with less respect than other. This can lead to the person becoming isolated, depressed, anxious.

Stigma is caused by fear and misconceptions. This is what we can all do to break the stigma of Dementia.

‘ADS’ Charity is awarded grant for its Out and About service from the Berkshire Community Fund.

Caring for a loved one with Dementia is physically, emotionally, and mentally exhausting. Yet many friends and relatives don’t fully appreciate the immense burden Carers face. This article provides practical suggestions on how you to support a relative or friends who is a Carer for someone with Dementia.

In the Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead there is an underdiagnosis of Dementia Cases. This is concerning, as early diagnosis is important for a number of reasons. Often there is reluctance to see a GP. Here are some tips on how to support a loved one with suspected Dementia who is reluctant to take the next steps towards getting a diagnosis.

Christmas can be a challenging time for both People with Dementia and their Carers. To help make the festive period more enjoyable and less stressful for everyone, consider some practical tips.

Glenn Stevenson, a passionate ‘ADS’ supporter talks to us about his fundraising journey.

Hunstwood Golf Club adopts ‘ADS’ as Charity of the Year.

Here are some ways to support a loved one with Dementia when you don't know what to say.

Maidenhead Bridge Rotary is excited to announce the return of last year’s very popular Indian Cultural Night.