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Broadwater Lodge care home team and residents have helped to launch a new community garden.
School children in Stafford have created eye-catching artwork to decorate the hoardings of the town’s newest care home.
Residents and team members at Long Stone Manor were joined by the local community and a host of special guests for a grand launch celebration.
Newbury Grove invited the local community to join an eggs-tra special egg hunt to celebrate Easter.
Dozens of items were donated to a local food bank by an East Grinstead care home.
Oat Hill Mews were joined by pupils from Wellington Place Primary School to bury a time capsule
Residents and team members at Ayton House were joined by the local community for a grand launch celebration.
Oxbow Manor opened their doors to the community for a carnival extravaganza.
Residents at Oxbow Manor have been busy creating knitted masterpieces for their local hospital.
Darlington Court have launched a new parent and toddler group for the local community.
Residents at a care home in Bristol were delighted to welcome spring with some special visitors.
Pupils from a local primary school have won a competition to name the suites at a brand-new care home in Wilmslow.
Residents at a care home in Sale have been reading a well-known story to nursery children.
Residents at a care home in Slough have knitted more than 100 blankets to help babies, animals and homeless people stay warm.
Local school children have created eye-catching artwork to decorate the hoardings of Wilmslow’s newest care home.
Residents at Ambleside create blankets, hats and teddy bears to be sent to their local baby bank
Field Lodge celebrates their 10th birthday with the local community
Residents from Murrayside were joined by local pupils for a spot of birdwatching.
Cuttlebrook Hall celebrates its grand launch with the local community
Mary celebrates 65 years with the WI
Local nursey children help the residents at Mountfitchet House celebrate 'The Big Draw'.
The Quorn WI and residents’ families worked together to create a show-stopping display for Remembrance Day.
Residents, family and team members at Sway Place walking 44 miles to raise money for Dementia UK.
Local children joined in the Halloween fun at Deewater Grange.
Residents at Sandfields care home enjoyed inviting local nursery children to their home for a bear hunt!
Davers Court was thrilled to be named overall champion of Bury in Bloom.
Deewater Grange invites blue light workers to collect a special treat.
Cuttlebrook care home welcomes pupils to bury time capsule.
Residents at Mountfitchet House have been creating knitted masterpieces for their local neo-natal unit.
Residents at Ivy Grove enjoyed a cracking Easter afternoon with a visit from a local cadet squadron.
Head Chef Lee from Hadrian Park has raised over £6,880 for local charities.
As part of the grand launch for Oxbow Manor care home in Shrewsbury, the team donated £500 to the Shrewsbury Town Foundation.
Residents at Colne View were reunited with their friends from the local nursery after two years apart.
Care UK’s Oxbow Manor raised funds for The Riversiders, Shrewsbury’s local DEEP (Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project).
Team members at Mowat Court raised funds for Bardet-Biedl Syndrome.
Rachel Scurr, Deputy Manager at Care UK’s Millers Grange, was named Oxfordshire Local Hero thanks to her work in the local community during the pandemic..
Ann Johnson, a resident at Halecroft Grange and former lecturer, delivered a talk on living with dementia for students at Manchester University.
Priors House donates £1,000 to charity partner Kissing It Better.
Cavell Court residents read virtual bedtime stories for local children.
Peggy knitted over 200 teddies for police to help support children’s wellbeing.
Residents at Sherwood Grange were joined by the Putney Women’s Institute to unveil their new addition to the home's garden.
Continuing to feel part of the local community is important as we age
That’s why our teams ensure residents stay connected to their community and the people they care about. Many residents come from the local community, and we’re keen for them to continue their links with local groups as much as possible.
Our homes play an active part in community life too. We invite schools and community groups such as local clubs, charities and performers to visit us regularly. Everyone gets a warm welcome.
Part of the community
Take a look at some of the ways our homes are part of their community.
Intergenerational relationships can be incredibly beneficial to both younger and older people alike, providing residents with a sense of responsibility and purpose. That's why our homes work with schools, clubs and other local groups.
Sharing expert advice
We believe in playing our part in supporting people in the local community who may be caring for loved ones at home.
Throughout the year we run lots of free, informative events at our homes and welcome friends, family and the wider circle of the community to come along and join us. Keep an eye on your local care home website or get in touch with us to find out when we’re holding the next event.
Our homes also develop good relationships with GPs and other local healthcare professionals to share knowledge, exchange ideas and to ensure residents have continued access to effective, high-quality care and specialist services.