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Dementia Day

20Mar18

As part of LENTfest, AGAP is hosting a day devoted to the positive impact of the arts upon those living with dementia. We’ll be going and hope to see you there! Featuring imput from Alzheimer Scotland, Dr Treloar, Author of Dementia: Hope on a Difficult Journey, Sarah Metcalf, CEO for Playlist for Life; and a […]

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