Welcome to Tibbs Dementia Foundation
Tibbs Dementia Foundation is a beacon of hope and support, dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals with dementia, and their carers, in Bedfordshire. Inspired by the pioneering work of Margaret-Anne Tibbs and her over 35 years of dedication to dementia care and research, our charity is committed to challenging stereotypes and fostering an environment where every person is seen, heard, and valued beyond their diagnosis.
What We Do
At Tibbs Dementia Foundation, we provide services designed to support both individuals with dementia and their family carers. From pre-diagnosis to end-stage dementia, our approach is holistic, aiming to enhance cognitive, physical, and emotional wellbeing. Our services include Music Therapy, Cognitive Stimulation, physical activities, information and Peer Support.
We strive to reduce isolation, improve the quality of life, and support people in living as well as they can with dementia within their communities. Through partnerships and innovative projects like Music 4 Memory and Hear and Now, we leverage the power of music and creativity to connect and enrich lives. Our efforts are aimed at building a genuinely dementia-friendly community, where everyone’s contribution is acknowledged and celebrated.
Join Us
Explore our services, get involved, or donate today to help us continue making a difference. Together, we can create a world where every person with dementia lives the best life possible. Contact us to learn more or view our service timetable for opportunities to connect and participate.
Neil Harris Appointed Chair of Trustees at Tibbs Dementia Foundation

Tibbs Dementia Foundation is proud to announce the appointment of Neil Harris as Chair of Trustees. With more than 25 years’ experience in public audit, regulation, and nonprofit governance, Neil brings a proven track record of leadership, integrity, and strategic insight.
Neil has held senior positions across central government and regulatory bodies, including his role as Director of Local Audit at the Financial Reporting Council. He currently serves as Independent Expert Adviser to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, helping to lead reforms to the Local Audit system in England. His career has focused on working in the public interest, delivering sustainable outcomes, and supporting organisations through complex change.
“I am honoured to take on the role of Chair for Tibbs Dementia Foundation,” Neil said. “Tibbs provides life-changing support for individuals living with dementia and their families, and I look forward to working with the Board, staff, and volunteers to continue and expand this vital work.”
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With very grateful thanks to the Supporters of our Services
