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festival of storytelling and remembrance that takes place across Scotland 1-7 November each year. The festival exists to encourage participation. Groups, communities and organisations are welcome to plan events, and these become the To Absent

festival of storytelling and remembrance that takes place across Scotland 1-7 November each year. The festival exists to encourage participation. Groups, communities and organisations are welcome to plan events, and these become the To Absent

the online tribute wall or remembrance playlist.  More information here: To Absent Friends | Take part online Use your social media channels to promote awareness and encourage involvement in the festival.  We have some ideas for tweets, and

festival of storytelling and remembrance, drew to a close in early November, after an event-packed week that saw people across Scotland taking time out to remember and tell stories of loved ones who had died. The festival was initiated by Good

festival of storytelling and remembrance, has been shortlisted for the Cracking Campaign category. This is a great opportunity to raise the profile of our important work, so please show your support by voting for us for the People’s Choice

Festival of Storytelling and Remembrance Beer Mat Chat Information about what to expect when someone is dying The SPPC has worked with NHS 24 to refresh the NHS Inform Palliative Care zone, to provide new information about what to

festival of storytelling and remembrance, drew to a close earlier this month, after an event-packed week that saw people across Scotland taking time out to remember and tell stories about loved ones who have died. A summary of the festival is

festival of storytelling and remembrance returns this Autumn, from 1-7 November. The festival gives people across Scotland an excuse to remember, to tell stories, to celebrate and to reminisce about people who have died. Born from a desire to

festival of storytelling and remembrance returns this Autumn, from 1-7 November. The festival gives people across Scotland an excuse to remember, to tell stories, to celebrate and to reminisce about people who have died. Born from a desire to

festival of storytelling and remembrance, drew to a close last month, after an event-packed week that saw people across Scotland taking time out to remember and tell stories about loved ones who have died. A photo gallery showcasing just a few of