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**Aids Memorial Brighton** is a poignant and meaningful tribute located at 81 St James’s St, Brighton BN2 1PA, UK. This unique memorial serves as a sanctuary for remembrance and reflection, honoring the lives lost to HIV/AIDS while promoting awareness and education within the community. The atmosphere here is both serene and respectful, inviting visitors to pause and reflect on the impact of this epidemic on countless individuals and families.

At Aids Memorial Brighton, quality service is paramount. The team is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment that encourages dialogue about HIV/AIDS, offering resources and support for those affected. Visitors can expect a warm welcome as they engage with informative displays and participate in community events aimed at raising awareness and combating stigma.

What sets Aids Memorial Brighton apart is its commitment to community engagement and education, making it not just a memorial but also a vital resource for advocacy and support. Whether you’re visiting to pay your respects or to learn more about the ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS, Aids Memorial Brighton stands as a beacon of hope, compassion, and resilience in the heart of Brighton.

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Joanna Rowland-Stuart

5 Google Rating

The park itself is a quiet, well kept place. The AIDS memorial is always lit at night, and is a good

5/ 5

The park itself is a quiet, well kept place. The AIDS memorial is always lit at night, and is a good place to remember people who have died from AIDS

Ben Jayston

4 Google Rating

Nice quiet park just of the seafront up St James Street a ways

4/ 5

Nice quiet park just of the seafront up St James Street a ways

Neil Pickle Walters

5 Google Rating

A place of remembrance and respect a celebration of life beautiful Monument to those we have lost. A

5/ 5

A place of remembrance and respect a celebration of life beautiful Monument to those we have lost. A reminder of how far we have come and how far we still need to go

Caroline Flanagan

5 Google Rating

A beautiful sculpture in a small park facing the seafront, a place to reflect.

5/ 5

A beautiful sculpture in a small park facing the seafront, a place to reflect.

Dean Rye

1 Google Rating

It's a small park. The only good thing is the view

1/ 5

It's a small park. The only good thing is the view

Peta Howell

4 Google Rating

Peaceful spot to sit and think

4/ 5

Peaceful spot to sit and think

Craig

5 Google Rating

Lovely space for a sit down/picnic.

5/ 5

Lovely space for a sit down/picnic.

Bob Eager

5 Google Rating

This memorial is situated in New Steine, a little garden oasis at the top end of a busy shopping str

5/ 5

This memorial is situated in New Steine, a little garden oasis at the top end of a busy shopping street. A nice calm place to go, houses overlooking on three sides with a nice sea view on the fourth. The memorial itself is lovely, and really has to be seen in real life, as the pictures do not do it justice.

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