Dementia Friendly Intergenerational Art & Social Group

Join Creative Mojo at Hayling Island Library for a fun, relaxing morning of intergenerational creativity to celebrate International Emler Day. All welcome, including people with memory loss and their families or carers. Tea and cake and all art materials provided.

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