Local Dementia Action Alliance

We are the alliance for organisations across England to connect, take action on dementia and work together to build Dementia Friendly Communities.  

Members include banks, leisure centres, emergency services, supermarkets, local authorities, hospital trusts, transport providers and GP practices. Any type of organisation or business can be a member, and we encourage everything we do to be in partnership, and informed by people living with dementia and their carers.

National Dementia Action Alliance 

The National Dementia Action Alliance (NDAA) is now formally disestablished. 

As you may know, the decision was made to pare back NDAA activity in March/April 2020, in light of the impact that the pandemic was having on both the NDAA and members.

Whilst the financial pressures on the NDAA have been alleviated slightly the overall view is that in the current situation it’s neither ideal nor sustainable, and future funding potential has now also been impacted by the continued and longer term effect on both the NDAA and its members by the pandemic. 

Although this signals the end of the NDAA, there is much to be celebrated in what the alliance, and members, have achieved since it was founded in 2010! You can read about the NDAA's decade of achievements here. 

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