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Your help & support is vital

There is estimated to be more than 436,366 Australians living with dementia. It is the second leading cause of death in Australia and there is no cure. Your fundraising efforts will enable us to continue to provide much-needed support services, education and social research.

$50,643
raised of
$2,000,000 goal
Thanks to
468 supporters
raised by 468 fundraisers with over 872 donations
fundraisers with over donations

Featured Story

I decided to participate in Memory Walk & Jog in remembrance of my grandfather who suffered for many years with dementia. My grandfather was the relative that was full of life; funny, entertaining and always ready to be the life of the party at any opportunity!

I have been raising money because I would like to find a cure for this debilitating disease that turns those who are familiar into strangers.

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Office opening hours

Our office will be closed from Monday 24 December and will open on Monday 7 January 2019

24 Dec 2018
Thank you Parker Perth City DIY

Thank you to everyone who took part in the Parker Perth City Memory Walk

03 Dec 2018
Fundraising hits $10,000

Memory Walk & Jog fundraisers have hit $10,000 in under 1 month!

29 Oct 2018

My father had dementia so I am all too aware of the impact it has not only on the person with dementia, but also on those close to them. It is important for people to know where to go to get help. No one has to walk the journey alone.

Ita Buttrose
Ita Buttrose
Meet our ambassadors

Dementia is so prevalent it’s almost inconceivable that it has remained a taboo illness for so long. It’s not until you have been touched personally by the disease that you begin to understand just how common it really is and how many families it

Doris Younane
Doris Younane
Meet our ambassadors

Alzheimer’s disease can not only affect the elderly, it can also strike the young. As the people with dementia are affected, so are their loved ones and family.

Natarsha Belling
Natarsha Belling
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