We recently started Reflectiojns of Frimley in Surrey. A dementia group of about 26 every other Thursday. by Michael Boniface

Speak to my friends and encourage them to become a dementia friend too. I also want to start and facilitate public conversations about dementia and dementia friends. by Jess Brown

I wear my badge to work, i also spread the awareness to our current clients aswell as prospective clients that we are dementia friends by Cynthia Arovo

I will wear my badge with pride and will proudly share my knowledge and understanding of dementia to all my friends family, I will also if anyone who I come in contact with whilst wearing my dementia friends badge I share my knowledge with them, I know if people recognise the dementia friends badge it will most definitey spark a conversation, and if those who recognise the dementia freinds badge may want to share their story with me by Melanie Carr

Encourage others in my work place to become a dementia friend to support our patients in our radiotherapy department! by Isabel Higgins

Talk to my colleagues and friends about dementia, help them understand it and how it can affect everyone differently. Encourage them to become a Dementia Friend. Always be calm, kind, and patient. by Molly Hare

I currently volunteer with Memory Matters in Plymouth and support CST sessions twice a week with a lead facilitator, plus I support a lead facilitator with an early onset group once a month. by Roy Perkins

I am looking to encourage my colleagues to be dementia friends. by Rebecca Stone

encourage and give recognition to family of residents who are living with dementia. a husband who visits daily, a wife who brings the laundry home and back to the lodge. Even a carer who says hello daily to remind them of their name. by Kim Tan

Created a dementia awareness corner at the surgery and created packs to hand out by Vicki Mills