Financial impact of young onset dementia resource
Download the DYNAMIC project’s resource to help manage the financial impact of living with young onset dementia.

A key priority area of the DYNAMIC project was to improve strategies to help manage the financial impact of living with young onset dementia.
Feeling unprepared and overwhelmed
Following diagnosis and beyond, people find it hard to find information and advice about managing their finances.
Loss of salaries
Significant financial pressures can impact on families’ access to support if costs are involved.
Struggle to access benefits and entitlements
Families find the benefits system hard to access and struggle to understand what support they are entitled to.
Carers’ capacity to keep earning
Whether carers can remain in employment depends on the support of employers and care services put in place at home.
Effective financial guidance from social care staff can reduce stress and financial costs to the person, families and services. Commissioners can ensure adult social care teams and other providers recognise the financial impact of young onset dementia and signpost people to appropriate advice, assistance and information.
We have created an animation – coming to this website soon – to show that good financial support matters. We want to make it accessible to everyone living with young onset dementia.
Download the DYNAMIC project’s resource to help manage the financial impact of living with young onset dementia.
Download the DYNAMIC project’s resource for social workers to raise awareness of young onset dementia.
Download an infographic showing summary findings of the DYNAMIC project.