Is this different from standard dementia care?

Yes, early-onset dementia brings different life circumstances. Carers understand how to support younger adults, including emotional, social and family dynamics.

Do you work alongside medical professionals?

Yes. Care can be coordinated with your GP, neurologist, or memory clinic (with consent).

Can care be fitted around work or school hours?

Absolutely. Support is arranged around your lifestyle to make it as easy and unobtrusive as possible.

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Care Type | Dementia Care

Early Onset Dementia

Dementia care that fits around you.

A dementia diagnosis before the age of 65 can feel overwhelming — not just for the person affected, but for their family, work life, and identity. Our early-onset dementia care provides steady, compassionate support to help people live well, maintain independence, and adapt with dignity.

We focus on what matters most: routines, connection, and a sense of control.

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You’re navigating life with a recent diagnosis

Being diagnosed with dementia in your 40s, 50s or early 60s brings unique challenges — including work, relationships, parenting, and mental health. We provide support that’s age-appropriate, respectful and focused on quality of life.

Help maintaining routines and independence
Emotional support and space to adjust at your own pace

You want to stay active and connected

Early-onset dementia doesn’t mean losing who you are. We support people to stay socially engaged, physically active, and meaningfully occupied — with care that flexes as needs change.

Companionship and meaningful activities
Encouragement to keep doing the things you enjoy

Your family needs tailored support too

Partners, children, and relatives are often unsure how best to help. Our carers not only support the person with dementia but also provide guidance and reassurance to the whole family.

Practical help for the person with dementia
Emotional space and advice for family members

Early Onset Dementia is ideal for...

Adults under 65 diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s
People still working, parenting or managing busy households
Families navigating early-stage symptoms and care planning
Those looking for non-institutional, age-sensitive support
Clients seeking routine, familiarity and autonomy

Included in the Early Onset Dementia service

Our early-onset dementia support is flexible and may include:

Support with memory cues and daily routines
Personal care (washing, dressing, toileting)
Help with appointments, hobbies and social engagement
Meal prep or cooking together
Mobility and safety monitoring
Medication support
Companionship and low-stimulation visits
Signposting to further resources or advice
Emotional support for client and family

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Early Onset Dementia frequently asked questions

Yes, early-onset dementia brings different life circumstances. Our carers understand how to support younger adults, including emotional, social and family dynamics.

We can. Many people choose to start care early to build trust, routines and confidence as needs evolve.

Yes. We can liaise with your GP, neurologist, or memory clinic (with consent) to make sure care is coordinated.

Absolutely. We’ll work around your lifestyle to make support as easy and unobtrusive as possible.

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