Innovative Exhibition Unveiled at New Aberfeldy GP Practice

This event is being held in the Practice’s brand-new health and wellbeing space, made possible through the regeneration of Aberfeldy Village.

This pop-up exhibition features three months of newly created knitted data, inviting visitors to explore the impact of air quality on health and wellbeing.

The Aberfeldy Practice has been a huge supporter of the Knitting the Air project from the start. Staff have been a driving force in efforts to turn data into a meaningful art piece that connects people with important health topics.

The exhibition is free and open to all. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn about the importance of air quality, see the Practice’s new space and join the conversation around creating healthier communities.

Visitors can also learn more about a new knitting community project, creating knitted covers for children’s asthma spacers. This new strand of work will raise awareness about the link between asthma and air quality and is being run in partnership with NHS asthma nurses.

This is an opportunity to explore the Practice’s services and meet the team who have been instrumental in making this project a success. Aberfeldy residents can also sign up to the new practice.

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