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England and Wales Players Honor Dementia Awareness with Special Mascot Walkout
England and Wales players honored dementia awareness by walking out with mascots from the Alzheimers Society at Wembley Stadium during their exhibition game on Thursday.
- In a touching display, England and Wales players walked out with 22 nominated fans who have dementia, showcasing support for the Alzheimers Society at Wembley Stadium.
- The match marked the beginning of the international break, with Englands captain Declan Rice leading the team in the absence of injured regular skipper Harry Kane.
- The exhibition game not only served as a sports event but also highlighted the critical partnership between the FA and the Alzheimers Society, raising awareness for dementia.
Why It Matters
This event underscores the importance of raising awareness for dementia, a condition affecting millions, and illustrates how sports can unite communities in support of vital health issues. The partnership with the Alzheimers Society emphasizes the role of public figures in advocating for social causes.