Webinars
Webinars from Dementia Community
We host regular webinars on key topics related to the Dementia Community, as well as other areas of interest to families, carers, and and people working in the field.
Explore and book our upcoming sessions below.
Forthcoming Webinar Schedule
Monday 7th September, 2-3pm – We talk about shared care… but do we really live it?
Presenters: Sam Bolam, Director of SB Consultancy and Associate for TIDE, Diane Smith, Lived Experience Advocate, Shared Care Advisory Group Member and Founder and Owner of Cherish Connection and Cathrina Moore, Owner of Chapel House Care.
Description: We all talk about shared care, but what does it look like in practice? This session will share learning from TIDE’s co-produced Shared Care programme, exploring how dementia carers and care home staff can build genuine partnerships. Through practical examples and lived experience we’ll examine what helps, what gets in the way, and how shared care can become a reality rather than simply an aspiration. The session will also include signposting to free resources and an opportunity to ask questions.
Donate to Support Our 2026 Webinar Programme
Our free webinars are focused on topical issues in dementia care and engage subject experts, many of whom are working collaboratively with people with lived experience of dementia, and are attended by delegates representing a multitude of disciplines. With the help of the Unforgettable Foundation, we are raising funds to ensure this much-valued programme can continue in 2026. By donating today, you help us keep these vital conversations going.
To donate, please click on the ‘Donate Now’ button below. Thank you for supporting Dementia Community.
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Monday 20th July 2-3pm – Help change the future: Join Dementia Research
Presenters: Presenters: Jessica Roebuck, Stakeholder Engagement Manager for Join Dementia Research and Ming Ho: Lived Experience Advocate, Memory Assessment Service Representative and Alzheimer’s Society Representative.
Description: Research offers hope. Only through research can we understand what causes dementia, how to develop effective treatments, and improve the care of those living with dementia. In this webinar, Jessica Roebuck from Join Dementia Research – alongside advocates, colleagues and partners – share how anyone can participate in research, inspire you with stories from people who’ve already participated in research and showcase multicultural resources that aim to make participating in research accessible to all.
