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Let’s Talk Dementia is returning to the Watershed in Bristol, on Saturday 17th May 2025! A one stop event for families to learn more about dementia. Book your FREE tickets today.

Are you looking for a fun and easy way to support dementia research? Why not host a Cuppa for a Cure? Arrange a day of fundraising and enjoy drinks, cake and activities with friends and loved ones.

Enter the BRACE Spring draw to be in with a chance of winning some great prizes, all of which have been generously donated so that 100% of ticket sales will go towards vital dementia research. 

New year, new challenge. Whether you are an experienced runner or a beginner, every step makes a difference in our mission to defeat dementia.

Inside, you can find the latest and exciting BRACE funded research news, inspiring superstar supporter stories, upcoming BRACE events and much more.

Remember your loved ones by: setting up a free tribute page, donating in-memory, adding a name to the BRACE Book of Remembrance, and more.

We Believe In a World Free From Dementia

Every donation, no matter the size, helps BRACE fund vital research that creates scientific progress and real hope for the future - earlier diagnosis, more effective treatments and, one day, a cure. Thank you for your support.

Together we will defeat dementia

Latest news

BRACE ambassador abseils Table Mountain for dementia research

BRACE ambassador and director of Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV), Jayne Connery, has abseiled down Cape Town’s Table Mountain in South Africa to raise funds dementia research. Her daring feat descending one of the seven natural wonders of the world has raised £4,000 for the charity. The abseil almost didn’t take place due to…

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BRACE Visit University of Bristol Research Labs

Professor James Hodge and BRACE-funded PhD student Amy Preston recently welcomed some of the BRACE team into their labs at the University of Bristol. You may know that deafness is a risk factor for developing dementia, but researchers aren’t sure why. Professor Hodge, with the support of Amy Preston, is looking into this link using…

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