Yes…this👇 It’s all starting to make sense now. Show the problem. Highlight the injustice. Make the problem more of a priority for more people. Work together with as many of them as possible to solve that problem.

Such an amazing ambassador for a brilliant cause.

‘I need someone. Some sort of support. I can’t do this anymore.’ This recreation of Alzheimer’s Society’s Dementia Support Line calls brings to life the desperate calls the support line has received every day since it started in 2019. #DementiaBehindClosedDoors

Time to leave X to Elon and his friends???

Is it possible to remain on this platform and see it as a force for good? A place to take or demand the moral high ground? A place where more good, kind and decent things happen than the opposite? I really don’t know anymore???

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Iconic

Magnificent

When Elon said he was taking over Twitter, I didn’t realise he literally meant everyone’s individual timeline with his own tweets?! He’s relentless. Doesn’t he have a job?

Have you seen our van across London today? 👀 We've been visiting key London landmarks to ask the Prime Minister a few of your questions on dementia.

Award winning brand and marketing activity this year! Really proud of the smart, brave and dedicated team.

My quote for 2024…

Another powerful advert for the Xmas period.

Really proud of our amazing support line colleagues who are opening on Xmas eve and Boxing Day this year to ensure families affected by dementia have access to any support they might need.

Looking to prioritise your health this New Year? Here are just a few of the things you can do to help lower your risk of dementia, with illustrations by multi-award winning cartoonist, the late Tony Husband. Read more here: spkl.io/6017feUpb

'My first reaction to my grandma's dementia diagnosis was a lack of understanding.' 'I didn't fully understand the impact it would have on my mam and other family members' England fast bowler Mark Wood opens up about the toll dementia took on his grandma, and the team that

Individuals can’t end the devastation of dementia alone. It will take a society to beat dementia. For support, or to join us, head to spkl.io/6018APnIa