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Bringing about positive change for all people affected by dementia is at the heart of what we do.

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Dementia Learning Centre

Dementia Learning Centre

Our newly launched hub of excellence for dementia education. Explore the range of resources and programmes.

Dementia Friendly NZ

Dementia Friendly NZ

Join us and make NZ a more dementia friendly place. Learn more about our programmes and initiatives.

Dementia Mate Wareware Action Plan

Dementia Mate Wareware Action Plan

We are urging the government to take action on dementia by adopting a national plan. This is our blueprint.

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‘He would’ve been so proud’: 100-mile tribute for Dad with Alzheimers

Thursday 9 March, 2023

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Detective Luka and the Great Memory Mystery

Detective Luka and the Great Memory Mystery

Our new book written to help children understand a dementia mate wareware diagnosis is supporting whānau with young children.

Become a Dementia Friend

Become a Dementia Friend

Learn more about dementia and simple ways to help. Receive a free badge or wristband and certificate.

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The importance of hope

The Alzheimers NZ Advisory Group share their very moving reflection on the need for hope.

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Fergus’ story

Fergus and Peter haven't let a diagnosis of dementia stop them from rafting the Waiau Toa/Clarence River, seeing Peter's favourite band live, or keeping connected with life on the farm.

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Kate De Goldi’s story

As a Champion for Dementia, author Kate De Goldi is looking to honour the experience she had with her family and help raise public awareness of dementia.

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To access dementia support in your area, please call 0800 004 001. We also have lots of information available to help you.

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