Working towards a world where carers of people with dementia use their voices, and society reflects and responds to their unique needs.

Getting Involved

There are plenty of ways, big and small, that you can help us carry out our vital work.

Carers

Working together with carers we are building a social movement with the power to influence change.

Partnerships

We work with a wide range of organisations to offer expert advice on the carers experience.

Welcome to tide

Here at tide, we empower carers of people with dementia, helping them recognise that they are experts by experience. We believe that by working closely with carers, we can help them understand that, as experts, their voice matters, and can be used to bring about real change.

Caring for someone with dementia can, at times, be challenging, isolating and exhausting but it can also be very rewarding. There are about 850,000 carers of people living with dementia in the UK. They do a fantastic job, saving the state £13.9 billion a year, but many say that they do not have the services and support they need.

Join today…

It is free and easy to join tide, and we welcome absolutely everyone. Together, we are stronger.

As a part of tide, you will be united with people all over the country, bringing about a better future for carers of people living with dementia.

Become a part of our movement today.

“I am pleased that tide is now well established and is successfully enabling the voices of carers of people with dementia to be heard and to help drive practice and research. Accessing the independent voices from a wide diversity of carers is important as we progress with the improvements in dementia care”

Professor Alistair Burns, National Clinical Director for Dementia and Older Peoples’ Mental Health, NHS England

Working towards a world where carers of people with dementia use their voices, and society reflects and responds to their unique needs.

Getting Involved

Carers

Partnerships

Welcome to tide

Join today…

We’re doing great things…

Carers of people with dementia given new hope as tide announces charity status

Cost of Dementia Care costs to the UK economy is billions and is set to rise further

The Scotsman articles outlines the importance and relevance of tide's latest project

Bryn Waldron

Working towards a world where carers of people with dementia use their voices, and society reflects and responds to their unique needs.

Getting Involved

Carers

Partnerships

Welcome to tide

Join today…

We’re doing great things…

Tide