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Caring for loved ones with dementia during Alzheimer’s Awareness Month

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1st September 2025

1st September 2025

This Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, we come together to shine a light on the challenges of dementia while celebrating the strength of those living with it and the families who care for them. At Bluebird Care Central Bedfordshire, we believe that with the right support, people with Alzheimer’s can continue to live well, safely, and with dignity in the place they know best — their own home.

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Every September, Alzheimer’s Awareness Month shines a light on one of the most challenging health issues affecting millions worldwide: Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. At Bluebird Care Central Bedfordshire, we are proud to raise awareness, provide support, and advocate for families caring for loved ones living with dementia. Our goal is to help people live with dignity and independence in the place they feel most comfortable — their own home.

Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia

Alzheimer’s is the most common form of dementia, a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and behaviour. Early detection of Alzheimer’s is vital, as recognising the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s — such as memory loss, confusion, or changes in personality — allows families to seek timely help and support.

Why Alzheimer’s Awareness Month matters

Raising awareness during Alzheimer’s Awareness Month helps communities understand the impact of dementia and the importance of research, education, and caregiver support. It is also an opportunity to highlight Alzheimer’s advocacy, share Alzheimer’s disease facts and statistics, and encourage involvement in events like the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.

Living well with Alzheimer’s at home

With the right care and understanding, people living with Alzheimer’s can maintain a good quality of life. At Bluebird Care Central Bedfordshire, our tailored home care services provide:

  • Personalised support for those with memory loss
  • Assistance with daily routines, such as meals, medication, and mobility
  • Emotional support for both customers and their families
  • Caregiver resources to help loved ones cope with the challenges of dementia

We believe in promoting a brain-healthy lifestyle where possible, focusing on activities and routines that support wellbeing, independence, and dignity.

Supporting caregivers and families

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming. That’s why we also provide essential support for caregivers, offering respite care, guidance, and companionship. Alzheimer’s Awareness Month is a time to recognise the resilience of caregivers and remind families that they are not alone.

How you can get involved

During Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, there are many ways to show your support:

  • Wear purple to raise awareness
  • Share information about dementia awareness in your community
  • Take part in fundraising events for Alzheimer’s research
  • Reach out to families and caregivers who may need extra support

Our commitment

At Bluebird Care Central Bedfordshire, we are committed to supporting people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia every day of the year. Whether it’s through compassionate home care, caregiver support, or raising awareness, we stand alongside our community in the fight against Alzheimer’s.

If you or a loved one needs support with Alzheimer’s or dementia care at home, please contact Bluebird Care Central Bedfordshire today. Together, we can make a difference.

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