Nicholas Tremaine, cycling across Australia for his Distance 4 Dementia initiative, recently visited the Burdekin region, stopping in Home Hill after a 119-day journey. Motivated by the impact dementia had on his mother, Nicholas aims to raise awareness and funds for the disease.
On his way through the Burdekin, he shared his story with the Home Hill / Ayr Lions Club, receiving heartfelt support. His mission, covering 40,075 km by 2025, is dedicated to advocating for better care and a cure for dementia, a condition that is affecting an increasing number of Australians.
Nicholas Tremaine is cycling across Australia for the Distance 4 Dementia initiative. Photo supplied
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