Time is precious for families like Laura's facing dementia
Laura was only just 54 when she was diagnosed with younger onset dementia. What should have been years spent enjoying time with her husband Angus, their three children and a growing family became a journey of change, uncertainty and difficult decisions for them all.

Through Dementia Australia, Angus found crucial information, carer training, practical and emotional support to help him care for Laura and prepare for the future. Angus shares, “Early support from Dementia Australia made such a difference for me.”

Your tax-deductible gift today can help families impacted by dementia like Angus and Laura make the most of their precious time together.

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 Dementia in Australia 

The number of people living with dementia in Australia continues to grow at an alarming rate.

446,500 Australians live with dementia, and it's expected to reach more than 1 million by 2065.

Dementia is the leading cause of death in Australia. More families need tailored support after diagnosis.

1.5 million carers, family members and friends are involved in the care of someone living with dementia.

How your donation can help families

Compassionate Helpline Support

Your gift can help keep the National Dementia Helpline available 24/7, 365 days a year, providing expert guidance and compassionate support when families feel overwhelmed or unsure where to turn.

Trusted Education and Information

Your support can help families access trusted information and  education so Australian families can understand a dementia diagnosis, feel less alone and more supported when fear or uncertainity strikes.

Advance Dementia Research

Your generosity can help drive dementia research into prevention and improved treatments, bringing hope to future generations. Every step forward brings us closer to a future with better care.

We ate the same meals over and over, because it was what Laura knew to make."

Angus
whose wife Laura is living with dementia.

Angus and the three children did not realise the early changes in Laura were signs of dementia. Far too many Australian families need trusted guidance to make the most of the precious time they have together when dementia changes their lives.
Will you please help today?