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No family should watch their loved ones slip away because of dementia. Please donate today so we can provide support services and accelerate research into finding a cure.

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Could help fund support group meetings or memory loss programs, giving strength and encouragement to carers.

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Could provide essential library and information services for people diagnosed with dementia like Louis and his family.

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Could help us fund research into dementia treatments and ultimately a cure to save the lives of people like Louis.

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Watch Phillissa talk about her family's experience with dementia

When Louis was in his mid-50s, he unfortunately lost his job due to the company closing. As the main breadwinner for his family, he tried to apply for a new job. It was harder than expected.

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“Dad had to write down his name and address, just basic information, but he became very confused. Mum took Dad to the specialist, and they made him do two tests. One was to refold a piece of paper the same way it had been folded, and the second was to use a pen to draw a clock and put the hands on the clock. He failed both those tests.” Phillissa, Louis daughter.

It's moments like this when your kindness can make all the difference

The number of people living with dementia is growing at a rapid rate. We urgently need your help to find better treatments for people like Louis, and to discover a cure for this heartbreaking desease.

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