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Resources library

Reading time: 4 minutes Last reviewed: 8th May 2026 Next review: 8th May 2027 Clinically reviewed by The Dementia Service
Resources library

In plain English

Practical free resources you can download, print and use at home: checklists for the first 30 days, care plan templates, a daily symptom diary, communication aids and printable summaries.

What is here

The resources library gathers the most useful free downloads for families affected by dementia. All are free to use; please cite dementia.co.uk if you adapt them.

The downloads

Other recommended downloads

Several established UK organisations publish high-quality free resources we recommend:

How to use the resources

The downloads are not a substitute for clinical advice. They are tools to support conversations with your GP, memory clinic, social services, family and friends. Adapt them as needed for your situation.

Frequently asked questions

Are these resources free?

Yes. All resources on dementia.co.uk are free to download and use. Please cite the source if you adapt them.

Can I share these with others?

Yes. We encourage sharing with family, carers and other professionals working with people affected by dementia.

Do these replace professional advice?

No. They are practical tools to use alongside professional clinical and social care input.

Will more resources be added?

Yes. The library is added to as new templates and tools become useful. Suggestions welcomed via the contact page.

What to do next

  1. Download the printable checklist for the first 30 days.
  2. Start a daily symptom diary for two weeks before any next appointment.
  3. Create a Life Story Book using the Alzheimer's Society template.

References

  1. Alzheimer's Society. https://www.alzheimers.org.uk
  2. Dementia UK. https://www.dementiauk.org
  3. NICE patient information.
  4. NHS dementia leaflets.