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23-11-2024
Race Against Dementia Day 2025
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Uniting communities to accelerate dementia research and awareness
Dementia remains one of the most significant health challenges of our time. As it affects millions worldwide, the need for innovative solutions and increased awareness has never been more urgent. Race Against Dementia Day (RAD Day) 2025 is a beacon of hope and action, uniting individuals and organisations to accelerate the search for a cure. Hosted by the global charity Race Against Dementia, founded by Formula 1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart OBE, this day marks a unique opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research efforts.
What is Race Against Dementia Day?
Race Against Dementia Day is observed annually on 21 January, coinciding with the birthday of Lady Helen Stewart, whose diagnosis with frontotemporal dementia inspired the charity’s creation. The day is dedicated to raising funds and awareness for dementia research, with the ambitious goal of making breakthroughs comparable to those seen in the high-paced world of Formula 1.
The theme for 2025
This year’s theme, “The Power of Three”, symbolises the startling statistic that one in three people born today will die with dementia unless a cure is found. The campaign encourages participants to engage in activities revolving around the number three, such as:
- Completing a 3k run, walk, or cycle.
- Engaging in 3k minutes (50 minutes) of star jumps, skipping, or yoga.
- Playing 3,000 notes on an instrument.
- Baking and selling three cakes, with proceeds donated to the cause.
These activities raise funds and foster a sense of unity and shared purpose in the fight against dementia.
How does Race Against Dementia make a difference?
Funds raised on RAD Day directly support the Race Against Dementia Fellowship Programme. This initiative empowers the brightest minds in scientific research, equipping them with the skills, resources, and collaborative networks needed to fast-track dementia breakthroughs. With a focus on innovation, teamwork, and resilience, which are the hallmarks of Formula 1, the programme is transforming the way dementia research is conducted.
How you can get involved
Participating in Race Against Dementia Day is simple and impactful. Here are some ways you can contribute:
- Organise a fundraising event - Rally your colleagues, friends, or family for a 3k-themed activity.
- Spread the word - Use social media platforms to raise awareness and encourage others to join the cause.
- Donate to the cause - Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference in the race against dementia.
Conclusion
Race Against Dementia Day 2025 offers a unique chance to transform the course of dementia research and care. Whether through fundraising, raising awareness, or supporting dementia training initiatives, every effort contributes to a brighter future for those affected by this challenging condition. Together, we can turn the tide on dementia and create a world where innovation and hope prevail.
At The Mandatory Training Group, we believe that knowledge and training are essential in addressing dementia-related challenges. Our dementia awareness online training course educates healthcare professionals, carers, and organisations about dementia care. These courses align with Care Quality Commission (CQC) guidelines, ensuring that learners gain practical skills and compliance knowledge to support individuals living with dementia. Additionally, our ComplyPlus™ platform offers comprehensive tools and resources to enhance compliance and streamline training management. Together, let’s create a future where dementia is no longer a devastating diagnosis.
Last updated on 17-01-2025
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Rose Mabiza
Rose has dedicated over 15 years to improving health and social care quality through practice, targeted education and training. Her extensive experience includes working with older adults, individuals with mental health conditions, and people with autism and learning disabilities.

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