World Young Leaders in Dementia (WYLD)
World Young Leaders in Dementia A.S.B.L.
Howald, Luxembourg
About
World Young Leaders in Dementia (WYLD) is a non-profit network based in Howald, Luxembourg working on health, medical research, science & research +1 more.
WYLD is an international network of young professionals from clinical, academic, care, advocacy and commercial backgrounds working across disciplines and borders on innovative dementia solutions. It trains, connects and supports early-career leaders in dementia research, care and awareness, runs youth awareness and dementia-friendly community projects, and reports membership across more than 29 countries. It is registered in Luxembourg.
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Dementia Friendly Communities
Health
Supports local dementia-friendly community initiatives led by network members, such as the Qualicum Beach project in Canada.
Global Dementia Friendly Symbols
Health
Explores a shared global dementia-friendly symbol and published a review and recommendations on the concept.
Youth Dementia Awareness
Children & Youth
Educates young people about dementia and encourages them to take social action in their communities, including symposiums and workshops.
Project We Forgot
Health
A digital community supporting young caregivers of people with dementia through personal stories and awareness campaigning.
A Million Hands
Health
A project led on behalf of the Alzheimer's Society with the Scout Association, enabling young people to take social action to reduce isolation and stigma around dementia.
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Health Policy PIA 2025 Postdoctoral Best Poster Award
Partnerships
World Dementia Council, Alzheimer's Disease International, Alzheimer Society of British Columbia, AGE-WELL, Alzheimer's Society, The Scout Association, UK Department of Health
