Dementia carers
We're sharing what carers want other people to understand about looking after someone with dementia. John, who cared for his wife, shares how what they both needed most was simple human contact...
Unpaid carers action plan
The government has published a cross-departmental action plan for unpaid carers which focuses on how to make sure that people living in England who are caring for someone else are identified and can access support easily.
Social care needs solutions now
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services has launched the findings of its 2025 Spring Survey. Unpaid carers need more support.
Consultation on new workplace rights for unpaid carers
Share your views on workplace rights for unpaid carers
When bladder and bowel problems become part of dementia care
For many carers, it’s not memory loss that feels like the biggest turning point—it’s when bladder and bowel problems begin.
The last taboo
Over half of dementia carers find themselves navigating continence care. We need to talk about the support they need.
Our 2025 impact report
No dementia carer should feel isolated, invisible or alone. Our 2025 impact report shares how we made a difference to dementia carers.
Fix NHS continuing healthcare funding
It's time to fix continuing healthcare funding.
Welcoming new Trustees to the board
Dementia Carers Count is delighted to welcome new trustees to the charity's Board.
What if carers could choose the next priorities for legislation?
What if carers could choose the legislative priorities for the government?
Get involved with dementia research
Join Dementia Research provides an opportunity to take part in research to improve dementia diagnosis, treatment and care.
We’re part of National Voices
We've joined National Voices to ensure that the concerns and experiences of dementia carers are heard.
End The Pad Gap
Incontinence can cause embarrassment and stress and it shouldn't. This is why we're calling for better access to incontinence products for all who need them. #EndThePadGap
