Blog: Support the IUAD's emergency appeal

Simon Beale

Mitsui Sumitomo's Simon Beale explains why Insurance United Against Dementia has launched an emergency appeal as the coronavirus crisis makes life even tougher for families living with dementia.

Our lives and our ways of life have been dramatically upturned in the short time that Covid-19 has been amongst us. Many of us have suffered tragic loss, some extreme hardship and others terrible loneliness and great deprivation.

Some of those most impacted are those with dementia. 850,000 people currently live with dementia in the UK. Many of these are being forced to isolate and are thus cut off from friends, family and support networks.

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