Holidays shouldn’t stop just because of a dementia diagnosis. We believe that with the right support, anything is possible.
Beautiful accommodation in some of the most stunning holiday destinations around the UK.
Finance doesn’t have to be a barrier to you getting the break you need.
Enjoy a relaxing, festive break with support in place throughout.
We work closely with you to plan the holiday you want with Dementia Adventure.
Answering your questions about supported dementia holidays.
A range of dementia training for friends, family, volunteers, staff and organisations to help them think differently about dementia.
Free training sessions for families to help support people with dementia at home.
Practical hints and tips to help you in your support role.
How to improve mood and motivation, both for yourself and the person you support.
Our new monthly series exploring the feelings, issues, frustrations, and practical challenges that dementia brings to our lives.
Support to ensure people living with dementia have access to the benefits of nature and the outdoors.
Affordable training for professionals and volunteers creating inclusive outdoor or nature experiences for people with dementia.
Carefully curated experiences, facilitated with trusted partners, designed to spark joy, build meaningful connections, and offer uplifting breaks from the everyday.
Step into nature and enjoy a gentle, uplifting day out with our dementia-inclusive garden experiences.
Experience the calming rhythm of the water, fresh air, and open surroundings.
Join us for a day of dementia-inclusive cricket.
Tee Off Together! Our golf days are all about rediscovering the joy of the outdoors.
Pedal into Nature with our dementia-inclusive cycling experiences.
Dementia-inclusive tennis experiences serving fun, friendship and confidence.
There are around 900,000 people living with dementia in the UK, with that number projected to rise to 1.4 million by 2040.
A more active and fulfilled life for everyone living with dementia.
With the right support, anything is possible.
Read about the impact of our supported holidays and breaks, training and research.
Our evidence-led research underpins all that we do to benefit those living with dementia.
Partnering with like-minded organisations to benefit more people living with dementia.
Meet our dedicated and experienced team of trustees and staff.
Looking for a new opportunity? Explore our job vacancies.
Meet the celebrities who help us support people with dementia.
Do you have an enquiry for the Dementia Adventure team? We’d love to hear from you!
Research shows that just 15 minutes outdoors or engaging with nature is good for the health and well-being of people living with dementia.
For people living with dementia, connection with nature has a wide variety of benefits for their physical, emotional, and social health.
Tips to overcome common difficulties people with dementia face to accessing nature and the outdoors.
Simple ways to help you connect with nature every day.
Useful resources for the friends and family of people living with dementia.
The Big Green Picnic is a nationwide, feel-good event bringing people together outdoors to enjoy nature and each other.
Follow Harriet’s journey as she walks 900 miles in 90 days for 900,000 people living with dementia across the UK.
Read the latest news, stories and research from Dementia Adventure.
Nature-Based Interventions for People Living with Dementia and Their Carers As understanding of dementia continues to grow, so too does awareness of the importance of wellbeing, connection and quality of ...
Our second Green Letter Day webinar with longstanding partner Freddie’s Flowers gave people living with dementia and their carers a calm, creative morning of flower arranging and sensory connection from ...
Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging, rewarding, and life-changing. Yet for many men, stepping into a caring role comes with additional pressures. Social expectations and stereotypes often mean ...
Talking about continence can feel uncomfortable. For many families and carers, it’s one of the more sensitive aspects of supporting someone living with dementia. If this is something you’re navigating, ...
When someone receives a dementia diagnosis, families often look for support that goes beyond medical care. Emotional, social, and cognitive wellbeing are just as important — and this is where ...
Safety for people living with dementia is about more than just reducing risk — it’s about supporting independence, preserving dignity, and helping individuals feel confident in their daily lives. At ...
