Get involved

Dementia Australia’s free, interactive video toolkit designed for community groups interested in learning about brain health and dementia.

Dementia Action Week is a major leadership, awareness and advocacy campaign led by Dementia Australia as the peak body for people living with dementia, their families and carers.

Grants, tools, information and groups to help you work alongside people living with dementia and make a difference where you live.

Any community can be a Dementia-Friendly Community: one where people living with dementia are integral in creating spaces that understand, respect, support and empower them.

Whether you hike, bike, run, cook, play, create, or celebrate, however you choose to fundraise for Dementia Australia, it will make a difference.

Volunteering is a powerful way to contribute to the work Dementia Australia does to improve the lives of people with dementia, their families, friends and carers.

Education sessions and dementia-related events happening across Australia and online. Find one near you.

The free Brain Hub sessions are available to anyone who wants to learn about dementia, including local residents and health care providers.

The Dementia Advocates Program is for people living with dementia or mild cognitive impairment, carers and former carers who want to raise awareness, fight stigma and influence decision-makers.

Dementia Australia's one-to-one Peer Support program connects you with someone who understands your challenges because they have been through a similar experience.

If you’re a researcher, tell us about your study. If you’re affected by dementia, participate in studies to advance knowledge of dementia, how to treat and manage it.

Create a partnership that helps your organisation express what’s truly important to it — and to its employees.