Online events: Coming alongside people with dementia

Online events: Coming alongside people with dementia

A close up of an elderly person's lap with their hand being held by another younger person's hand.

Don't miss the Regional Online Roofbreaker events in autumn 2025, featuring a talk from 'Embracing Age' about coming alongside people with dementia so your church is a great place to grow old. 

Meet with church Roofbreaker disability champions in your area and learn more about this important issue that affects so many. 

You can register to receive the Zoom link for the appropriate event via the links below. If you can't make the event for your area, it's fine to come to a different event. (All events are 7–8pm and free of charge)

A pie chart showing one half orange and one half red. Text reads 'On in teo of us will be affected by dementia in our lifetime. Either by caring for someone with the condition, developing it ourselves, or both. Alzheimer's Research UK FOR A CURE'

Alzheimer's Research UK predict that 1 in every 2 people in the UK will be affected by dementia, either as a carer or by having the condition. So it's so important that churches can offer support.

People with dementia experience a range of difficulties including problems with memory, reasoning and language, and changes in their behaviour and emotions. Every individual will be affected differently, and these difficulties will get worse over time.

It is important to remember that people with dementia still have spiritual needs and still need to know that they are accepted and loved. A relationship with God can continue even when rational thought and verbal communication are difficult. Join us online to learn more.