Everything You Need,
In One Place.
A dedicated one-stop platform for people living with dementia and their caregivers connecting you to the right support, services, and expert guidance at every stage of the journey. When you come to us, it means all else has failed and you feel that you have nowhere else to go.
You Should Only Ever Have to Come to One Place
People living with dementia and their caregivers often face challenges in navigating different systems and processes across a number of services and organisations which are fragmented. This can create additional pressures, isolation and stressful situations that result in delays in care delivery and support required to enable and empower people living with dementia to remain in their own home with person led support and services.
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Based on PMH's Unique Life. Unique World and Unique Environment Model of Dementia Care Pathway that is explored in the Enabling People with Dementia: Understanding and Implementing Person-Centred Care by Pat Hobson. The pathway from diagnosis to end-of-life is a structured, person-led framework developed by Pat Hobson through years of experience working within dementia care and older people services. It holds organisations that support people living with dementia to account. The focus is more on how services fit with the person living with dementia and their caregivers rather than the other way round.
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UK Support Access services from NHS, Alzheimer's Society, Dementia UK and leading international organisations, filtered by where you live.
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Free Dementia Care Course Included A practical, accessible course for caregivers covering the essentials of compassionate, evidence-based dementia care.
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Designed for Caregivers, By Care Experts Every resource and pathway is based on evidence based practice based on a global perspective of dementia which explores the importance of empowering and enabling people living with dementia.
One Stop based on our Unique Life. Unique World and Unique Environment Model of Dementia pathway that holds every organisation to account
Person Led from Diagnosis to End of Life Ongoing Support
Our pathway ensures no one falls through the gaps from the moment of diagnosis through to ongoing, long-term care and end-of-life planning. The person leads their dementia pathway and remains in the 'driving seat' from diagnosis to end-of-life. Health, social care and allied professionals are facilitators of the care delivery and not the ones who lead on this, but the person and their loved ones.
Recognition & Diagnosis
Understanding the signs, getting a formal diagnosis, and knowing your right on what to expect in the first weeks, without having to wait for months without the right diagnosis and support.
Post-Diagnosis Support
Connecting with the right services, understanding your rights, and building your person led support network where the person remains in control throughout their dementia path.
Care Planning
Creating a personalised care plan that reflects the wishes, needs and identity of the person living with dementia with one consistent person overseeing this from diagnosis to end-of-life.
Carer Wellbeing
Ensuring caregivers receive their own emotional, practical and financial support throughout the journey.
Advanced & End-of-Life
Compassionate guidance on advanced care decisions, palliative support and legal planning.
All the Support You Need, Provided for You
Every organisation below has been carefully selected by our specialist team. Filter by your needs or location.
Memory Assessment Services
Specialist NHS memory clinics offering assessment, diagnosis and post-diagnostic support for people showing signs of dementia.
Visit NHS Dementia Pages βDementia Support Line
Expert advisors available via phone and online chat to guide people with dementia and their carers through any stage of the condition.
Visit Alzheimer's Society βAdmiral Nursing Service
Specialist dementia nurses (Admiral Nurses) who provide expert practical and emotional support to families living with dementia.
Visit Dementia UK βCarer's Assessment & Benefits
Support, advice and a helpline for carers β including guidance on Carer's Allowance, respite care, and your legal rights as a carer.
Visit Carers UK βLasting Power of Attorney
Expert guidance on setting up Lasting Power of Attorney, benefits entitlement, and financial planning for people with dementia.
Visit Age UK βContinuing Healthcare & CHC
Understand your eligibility for NHS Continuing Healthcare β fully funded care for people with complex needs related to dementia.
Learn About CHC βDementia-Friendly Communities
Find dementia cafΓ©s, local activity groups, and dementia-friendly businesses in your area to reduce isolation and build community.
Find Local Groups βYoung Onset Dementia Support
Specialist support for people diagnosed with dementia under 65 β covering employment, family, identity, and specialist care needs.
Visit Young Dementia UK βGlobal Dementia Support
ADI connects people to member associations in over 100 countries β find your country's Alzheimer's association and local resources.
Visit ADI β24/7 Helpline & Care Resources
24-hour helpline, care navigator tools, clinical trial matching, and local chapter support for people across the United States.
Visit alz.org βDementia Treatment Guidelines
Evidence-based guidelines on dementia treatments, including cholinesterase inhibitors, behavioural support and non-pharmacological approaches.
View NICE Guidelines βHome Care & Adaptations
Guidance on making homes dementia-friendly, organising home care packages, and accessing Disabled Facilities Grants.
Visit SCIE βUnderstanding Dementia Care: The Essentials
Developed by PMH's specialist dementia nurse consultant with decades of frontline dementia experience, this practical course gives caregivers the knowledge and confidence to provide compassionate, person-led care.
6 Modules
Self-paced learning, 30β45 min each
Any Device
Phone, tablet or computer
Certificate
Certificate of completion
Lifetime Access
Revisit any time you need
Course Modules
The Dementia Checklist
Start your journey with confidence. This free, expert-designed checklist covers the 12 critical steps every caregiver should take in the first 90 days following a dementia diagnosis.
- Getting the right post-diagnostic support in place
- Completing a formal carer's assessment
- Setting up Lasting Power of Attorney
- Building your professional care team
- Understanding benefits and financial entitlements
- Creating a personalised care plan
- Connecting with local and national support groups
- Planning for your own wellbeing as a carer
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