Family carers of the person with Dementia suffer due to lack of support and resources

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Dementia

An Emerging Epidemic

Dementia has woven its intricate web around millions of seniors nationwide. The implications are daunting - from severe memory lapses, disorientation, and aimless wandering, to struggling with everyday tasks, dwindling social abilities, and challenging behaviors.

For those living with Alzheimer's and their immediate families, this translates to enduring immeasurable suffering. The lack of a cure compounds the situation, heaping physical, financial, and emotional strains on caregivers. Their tireless devotion, as they watch their loved ones become dependent shadows of their former selves, is heart-wrenching.

A person with Dementia looks forlornly out the window

Presently, nearly 90 lakh people in India bear the weight of dementia care.

Forecast of 2036 reveals a staggering estimate of 1.7 Crore Indians grappling with dementia. The repercussions are far-reaching.

Considering the impact on an average of two family members per person with dementia, we're confronted with a staggering reality: over 50 million Indians will become unwilling participants in this challenging journey.

Dementia India Alliance (DIA) is a non-profit, family carer-centered organization. With a primary focus to provide help and hope to persons with dementia and their families, DIA stands at the forefront of the fight against dementia, aiming to improve the overall well-being of affected individuals through compassionate care and support.

DIA is dedicated to providing essential services which not only benefit those directly impacted by dementia but also provide much-needed relief and hope to their family caregivers.

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We are delighted to invite you to DemCon 2025, a landmark gathering of minds, hearts, and hands committed to transforming dementia care in India.

Organized by Dementia India Alliance, and hosted by Gitam Institute of Medical Sciences and Research and Sneha Sandhya Age Care Foundation, this year’s conference brings together clinicians, caregivers, researchers, policymakers, and advocates from across the country and beyond to share knowledge, explore innovations, and build a better future for persons living with dementia.

Under the theme “From Awareness to Action”, DemCon 2025 promises engaging plenaries, thought-provoking panels, practical workshops, and meaningful networking opportunities. Whether you are a seasoned expert or just beginning your journey in dementia care, this platform is for you.

Thank you for being part of this movement. Let’s connect, collaborate, and create lasting change—together.

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Bringing Help | Building Hope

Whether you are seeking help for yourself or for a loved one, here are some of the ways DIA can support you.

Here's how DIA can help organizations, medical professionals, and healthcare institutions engaged in Dementia care.

Training in Dementia and Alzheimer's Care

Training Programs

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Get Enlisted as a Service Provider in the DIA Directory

Get Enlisted on the Directory of Service Providers

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Become a Dementia-Friendly Hospital

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For students and others interested in Alzheimer's and Dementia Care

Dementia Friends is a worldwide movement led in India by DIA

Dementia Friends: Become part of a Worldwide Movement

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DemChamps are Champions for Dementia in India

DemChamps: Become a Champion for the Cause of Dementia

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Inspiring Words from Mr Anil Kumble, Ms Revathi and Dr Kiran Mazumdar Shah

Dementia has become a silent epidemic in India. With millions of lives being affected, now is the time to speak up and lend our support to persons living with Dementia and their caregivers across the country.

We're honoured to have these celebrities join us in our mission towards creating a stronger community around Dementia care in India and we hope that their words inspire you to join us too.

We are Dementia India Alliance...

Senior Citizens! Experiencing severe memory problems?

Consult our expert team of doctors online...

You can make a difference in the lives of those impacted by dementia.

Looking for information, support and guidance to care for your dear ones with dementia?

Dementia

An Emerging Epidemic

Presently, nearly 90 lakh people in India bear the weight of dementia care.

Forecast of 2036 reveals a staggering estimate of 1.7 Crore Indians grappling with dementia. The repercussions are far-reaching.

Considering the impact on an average of two family members per person with dementia, we're confronted with a staggering reality: over 50 million Indians will become unwilling participants in this challenging journey.

Bringing Help | Building Hope

Whether you are seeking help for yourself or for a loved one, here are some of the ways DIA can support you.

National Dementia Support Line

DIA-DemClinic: Online Memory Clinic

DIA-Directory: Find a Service Provider

Support Groups

Here's how DIA can help organizations, medical professionals, and healthcare institutions engaged in Dementia care.

Training Programs

Get Enlisted on the Directory of Service Providers

Become a Dementia-Friendly Hospital

For students and others interested in Alzheimer's and Dementia Care

Dementia Friends: Become part of a Worldwide Movement

DemChamps: Become a Champion for the Cause of Dementia

Inspiring Words from Mr Anil Kumble, Ms Revathi and Dr Kiran Mazumdar Shah

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