Rebecca Rayson, National Knowledge and Information Services Coordinator, explains the progress being made in making the Society more inclusive. Back in 2015, we at Alzheimer’s Society launched our plan for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. The strategic plan sets out how we’re going to make our organisation truly inclusive. After all, dementia doesn’t discriminate. The National Knowledge and […]
A guide to what’s changed on our website
Kathryn Green, Digital Content Manager, guides you through the new website. As well as looking very different, our rebranded website also has a completely new structure. This post explains more about the changes we’ve made, and why we made them. Why have we restructured the website? Although our old website was full of useful, well-written information […]
Alzheimer’s Society Cymru – different name, still united
Ed Bridges, External Affairs Manager, introduces Alzheimer’s Society Cymru. (Scroll down for Welsh version) Alzheimer’s Society is getting a refresh – a new brand, a new logo, a new identity. In Wales, we’re even getting a new name. Say hello to Alzheimer’s Society Cymru: united against dementia. This is a major step forward for our […]
Making dementia impossible to ignore with our new brand
Vivienne Francis, Director of Marketing and External Affairs, introduces our powerful new brand and discusses what it will help the Society to do for people affected by dementia. ‘I wish most of all for a society, with a big S, which does not still see dementia as a condition to be hidden away and stigmatised, but […]
How people with dementia drove the redesign of our website
Imogen Levy, Senior Digital Manager, looks at the process for redesigning the Alzheimer’s Society website and involving people affected by dementia at every stage. With the launch of a new brand for the Society came an excellent opportunity to redevelop the website. We gladly took on the challenge to design something that is truly useful […]