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A TEAM from Deeside Home Care Ltd has raised £1,050 for the Hospice of the Good Shepherd in Chester by taking part in their annual nighttime ‘Sparkle Walk’.
The care team, led by managing director Natalie Marshall, joined forces to raise the amount to support the invaluable work that the Hospice does.
She said: “We were absolutely delighted to get involve...
FUN loving residents at a Black Isle care home stepped into the spotlight for the home’s latest show-stopping event, the ‘Stars of Eilean Dubh’ talent show.
It’s the latest in a series of creative, community-focused projects at Eilean Dubh in Fortrose, from hosting a resident fashion show and designing a sculpture for the Highland Hospice HeArt Trail to organising a...
THERE was love and laughter all around at The Rowans Care Centre in Macclesfield, part of Canterbury Care, as resident Peter Harper’s daughter Jane-Alyson Harper shared her special day with residents and staff who have become like family.
Jane-Alyson married Sam Leach after the couple first met at a local pub mingle. The day was made even more meaningful as Peter pr...
VETERAN residents from Royal Star & Garter marked Remembrance with events at their Homes and London’s Cenotaph.
They took part in services in the charity’s four Homes, while several attended the National Service of Remembrance at The Cenotaph on Remembrance.
Veterans from Surbiton, High Wycombe and Worthing were applauded by fellow-veterans and m...
GENERATIONS came together at Broughton House Veteran Care Village in Salford on Remembrance Day to pay tribute to fallen servicemen and women, current veterans and those still serving in the armed forces.
The ceremony was attended by residents, staff, relatives, supporters, community representatives and pupils from nearby St Philip’s RC Primary School.
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