National Day of Reflection 

At Dementia Community we join with people across the UK in the Day of Reflection. 

2024 marks the fourth annual Marie Curie Day of Reflection, an event to remember everyone who died during the pandemic. We especially hold in our thoughts everyone living with dementia, their families and our health and care colleagues who will be reflecting on lives lost today. 

Find out more about the Day of Reflection here: https://dayofreflection.org.uk 

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