Dementia Friendly Cardiff & Vale Festivals

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Dementia Friendly Cardiff are organising a Dementia Friendly Vale Festival at Barry Library on 15^th May and a Dementia Friendly Cardiff Festival at Llanover Hall on 17^th May as part of Dementia Action Week. The events will be an opportunity for people with dementia and their carers to find out more about services available to them, as well as a chance to take part in some fun activities.

Tables are available at these events for those who would like to promote their services. For more details about either of these events email dementiafriendly@cardiff.gov.uk

Event details

15^th May

11.00am-3pm

Barry Library

160 Kings Square

CF63 4RW

17^th May

11am-3pm

Llanover Hall Arts Centre

Romilly Road

CF5 1FH

For more information about Dementia Friendly Cardiff please check the links below:

A3 Cardiff Poster_ENG.pdf

A3 Cardiff Poster_CYM.pdf

A3 Vale Poster_ENG.pdf

A3 Vale Poster_CYM.pdf

Tags: Dementia, Dementia Action Week, Dementia Friendly Cardiff, event, festival

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