Capture and share important memories
A legacy is tangible—something that loved ones can hold onto, to help provide comfort and reminiscence year after year. It could be a collage, a handwritten letter, a video, or even a song. Legacy work provides a unique opportunity for people with a palliative diagnosis and their loved ones to reflect on their lives. It can be a meaningful way to spend time together, offering space for participants to remember life events and the people who shaped them.
During this session, learn how to start a legacy project, as well as hear from Avalon Harris BMT, MTA, about the supports available to them through hospice.
Presented in partnership with Carpenter Hospice
If you need an accessibility accommodation during this program, please register early so we can confirm arrangements a few days before your visit.
Tansley Woods Branch Library opened on 14 September 1996, at the time the first new branch in 28 years, to serve a growing northeast community.
