St. Wilfrid's Hospice celebrates Cherished Moments with ambitious mosaic wall project

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St Wilfrid’s Hospice is creating a pop-up mosaic wall to celebrate the people, places and things that the local community holds dear – and they need the public’s help to make it a success.

The Cherished Moments project is asking people to submit a photo of their favourite thing, and there are no limits. It could be a loved one, a pet, a favourite view, a place, a social group, or even a car. The photos will then be put together to create a much bigger picture.

Photos can be added online at stwhospice.org/cherishedmoments, dropped into the hospice or posted to Cherished Moments, St Wilfrid’s Hospice, 1 Broadwater Way, Eastbourne, BN22 9PZ. The deadline to receive images is Wednesday, September 18. Photos cannot be returned.

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The finished mosaic wall will be on display at the hospice during Hospice Care Week (October 7 to 13) and in other locations in the local community (to be announced) after that. The wall also coincides with a wider art exhibition which will be on display at the hospice throughout October.

A collage of some cherished moments.A collage of some cherished moments.
A collage of some cherished moments.

Hospice CEO, Colin Twomey, said: “We are creating this photo wall as a lasting visual representation to showcase those special things that the people in our community care about.

“So please show your appreciation for your local hospice by sending us a photo of something that matters to you. We would love to see it and add it to our Cherished Moments mosaic wall.”

St Wilfrid’s Hospice provides high-quality care and support for people across Eastbourne, Seaford, Hailsham, Uckfield, Heathfield (and all points between) with life-limiting illnesses.

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