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.

A lovely day at the ‘ADS’ Santa Fun Run at Dorney Lake.

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