Buckinghamshire's Dementia Support Service
Buckinghamshire Dementia Support Service puts you in touch with a trained adviser
Dementia toolkit
This Dementia Toolkit provides a wide range of free information, advice, and guidance on where to go or what to do if you have concerns about your memory, have been diagnosed with dementia, are supporting someone with dementia, or know someone with dementia.
If you are concerned about your memory or someone else's
What do I do? Information and advice on what you can do
I have been diagnosed with dementia
What does this mean and where can I get support?
I am caring for someone with dementia
Information, advice and support if you are looking after a family member or friend who has dementia.
Planning for your future care if you have dementia
Advice if your needs have changed or you need more support
Events for people with dementia and their carers
Scheduled and upcoming dementia events
Safeguarding adults and reporting abuse
We must safeguard adults facing abuse or neglect. View how to report abuse and which signs to look out for.
Self guided support
Advice and support to get help in different circumstances
Financial support if you or someone you know has dementia
Advice on money matters
Young onset dementia
Like all people with dementia, younger people may experience a wide range of symptoms
Memory Assessment Service (MAS)
The Memory Assessment Service is a dementia diagnostic clinic
Learning disabilities and dementia
We offer a diagnostic pathway to adults with an LD who have suspected dementia
Oxford Health’s Memory and Cognition Research team
Oxford Health’s Memory and Cognition Research team
Headway Dementia Information
Support from Headway, a UK-wide brain injury charity.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for Carers Group
Help and support for people caring for someone with a diagnosis of Dementia.