Recent Articles
Memory Walk & Jog - Mudgee Guardian
Our dear participant, Colin Munro, was featured in the Mudgee Guardian recently.
How to Register for Memory Walk & Jog 20...
Are you excited about this upcoming 2022 season but need some help registering? Well you've come to the right spot! Check out this video tutorial on 'How to Register' which goes through the full registration process and will help assist with any queries you may have.
Memory Lounge talks
Why did you take part in Memory Walk & Jog 2020? Here are what some of our Canberra participants and volunteers had to say. Memory Lounge Talks... share your story and join in on the fun by capturing your Memory Lounge at home.
Dementia Australia FY 2019-2020 Achievem...
This year you have helped us deliver services and support, making an incredible difference to the lives of people impacted by dementia across the entire country. We are so proud to share with you some of the important things we've achieved together over the past year.
Memory Lounge is going virtual!
Memory Lounge is going virtual! This coming season we are presenting 'Memory Lounge Talks' where you can share your story with the community virtually.
Thank you from Dementia Australia
What a year! It has been amazing to see the MW&J community come together (often virtually), get active and show your support for people living with dementia, their families and carers..
Thank you Memory Walk & Jog 2020!
Memory Walk & Jog 2020 season is complete! As the 2020 season has come to an end, it has been incredible to really see the community come together to get active and beat dementia.
Fun ways to get active!
The Memory Walk & Jog team along with Active Seniors are getting active behind the scenes to try and remain focused and positive, as we know keeping active leads to a healthy mind.
Thank you Western Sydney!
Memory Walk & Joggers on April 5 we had the virtual event for Western Sydney and it was awesome! The community virtually got together and really stepped up by getting active on the day!
Sydney & Hunter we're going virtual!
Sydney & Hunter Memory Walk & Jog is going virtual! Get ready to lace up and get active to beat dementia virtually!
Melbourne & Geelong we're going virtual!
Melbourne & Geelong Memory Walk & Jog is going virtual! Get ready to lace up and get active to beat dementia virtually!
Thank you Adelaide, Ballarat & Hobart!
Memory Walk & Joggers on March 29 we had our first virtual event for Adelaide, Ballarat and Hobart! It was absolutely amazing! We received so much love and support from the participants and it really showed a great sense of community, getting active together to step up for people living with dementia.
7 ways to get active
7 places you can get active during this period of social distancing and when many people are working from home
Memory Walk & Jog is going virtual!
Memory Walk & Jog - Ballarat, Hobart, Adelaide and Western Sydney, get ready because we’re going virtual! Due to popular demand the 4 events are going virtual! We’ve sent you all details about the dates and we’re hoping you can join us in getting active to beat dementia virtually!
Happy Holidays from the Memory Walk & Jo...
Wishing you a holiday season full of warmth, love, and family! Happy Holidays from Al and Memory Walk & Jog team! Al and the team are taking a break and will be back ready to go on 6 Jan.
Take a weight off our shoulders: train t...
Did you know that when you train with weights, you’re boosting your health? Weight training is not just for gym junkies with bulging biceps and super-sized shoulders.
Steps to a healthier you
You’ve registered for a Memory Walk & Jog event, organised your own or set your kilometre goal. Next up – training (and nutrition). Welcome to a healthier you! ‘The journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step’ (Lao Tzu).
Memory Walk & Jog 2020
Welcome to season 2020 of Memory Walk & Jog. The weather is warming up and there’s a Spring in our step! We have a new look website, new locations, new ideas/initiatives and a whole lot of energy - ready to kick dementia’s butt.
