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St Albans Cathedral to Host Moments That Remain Exhibition for Dementia Awareness Week

We are thrilled to announce that St Albans Cathedral has invited us to host the Moments That Remain exhibition in May as part of Dementia Awareness Week. This incredible opportunity will allow us to share the deeply personal stories and portraits of those affected by dementia in a setting that encourages reflection, understanding, and community engagement.

We are thrilled to announce that St Albans Cathedral has invited us to host the Moments That Remain exhibition in May as part of Dementia Awareness Week. This incredible opportunity will allow us to share the deeply personal stories and portraits of those affected by dementia in a setting that encourages reflection, understanding, and community engagement.

St Albans Cathedral, with its rich history and commitment to social awareness, provides a powerful space to showcase this work. The exhibition will highlight the lived experiences of individuals with dementia, their families, and carers, offering a moving insight into the moments that remain even as memories fade.

We are honoured to have the support of the Cathedral and look forward to bringing these stories to the heart of the community during such an important awareness event. More details on the exhibition and how to visit will be shared soon.

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