Home life

You may still be able to live by yourself if you been diagnosed with dementia. Here are some considerations and changes you might need to make.

By looking after your mind and body, you can continue to live the best live you can with dementia and reduce your need for extra care.

Dementia can make it more difficult to get dressed or undressed. Find out what you can do to make the process easier.

Your home is where you should feel most safe, confident and comfortable. Learn how you can make your home more dementia-friendly.

Dementia can make everyday life harder. But there are tools, aids and technology that can help you live the best life you can.

You don’t need to stop walking if you’ve been diagnosed with dementia. These are things you can do to stay safe and reduce your chance of getting lost.

Dementia can affect your ability to enjoy food or eat. Learn why this happens and what you can do to eat well.

Home care services support your daily activities, helping you to live independently for longer. Learn more about home care services and government-funded support.

Incontinence is when you have trouble controlling your bladder or bowel. Learn about continence and dementia, and discover tips to help you manage continence issues.

The Dementia-Friendly Home app uses interactive 3D game technology to provide users with ideas to make their home more accessible for people living with dementia.

Your home is where you should feel most safe, confident and comfortable. Learn how you can make your home more dementia-friendly.

Dementia can make everyday life harder. But there are tools, aids and technology that can help you live the best life you can.

Stimulating activities help people living with dementia stay engaged and motivated. Here are some tips and ideas to make activities more enjoyable for everyone.

Explore the Dementia Australia Library's guide to a dementia-friendly home environment.