This diploma begins with an exploration of dementia, delving into its causes, risk factors, symptoms, and diagnostic processes. Learners gain a robust understanding of the condition, empowering them to approach dementia care with confidence and sensitivity. The program emphasizes person-centered care, teaching techniques to communicate effectively with individuals living with dementia while enhancing their quality of life. Students learn how to tailor care to individual needs, ensuring dignity and respect in all interactions. Practical care skills are a critical focus, equipping students with the ability to assist with daily living, manage behavioral changes, and respond to crises. Additionally, the course addresses the legal and ethical issues surrounding dementia care, ensuring learners are familiar with relevant legal frameworks and ethical considerations, including support for caregivers. The final module covers research and future directions, keeping learners informed about current advancements in dementia research and equipping them with tools to adopt best practices. Students also explore future challenges in dementia care and the opportunities for innovation in the field.