We had a surprise visit from the lovely people from the Ummah Welfare Trust a fabulous charity. They kindly donated additional  PPE supplies to the staff at Batley Hall. This is fantastic initiative from this charity and we would like to thank Adam and his team for supporting the care home sector and for the masks and gloves.

For more information about this charity and the local team www.uwt.org

The Buckingham House team want to show their support for all the essential workers and the NHS.

Our local community has responded with so much love and support to us all during these uncertain times and we want to thank you all from everyone at River View.

We are so grateful to Manoj Mistry for picking up the morning newspapers for us whilst our usual delivery service is suspended. It might seem such a small thing to do, but for our staff who would otherwise be called away from the home to go and collect them, it means they can continue to provide care and support for all our residents during such a busy time.

The Belvedere Care Home spent the day getting ready for the Easter weekend by decorating some beautiful home made cupcakes using buttercream and pretty rice paper flowers out in the garden. 

Staff and residents had a great time making the most of the outside space during the wonderful weather, and of course taste testing a couple of cakes, too!

Lots of lovely home made fancy buns all ready for our tea party this afternoon at The Belvedere Care Home. Everyone is looking forward to enjoying one with a cuppa. 

The staff and residents at Gateford Hill Care Home would like to thank TESCO, Worksop, for their generosity.  For them to take the time and effort, at this difficult time, to deliver the donation to the door. All gratefully appreciated - thank you so much again.

Audrey celebrated her 100th birthday this week at Skell Lodge Residential Home. 

Many Happy Returns. 

Our residents at Parksprings sending their love and support. 

Messages from Parksprings.pdf

This week at Croft House we received some letters from the children at Flushdyke School to our residents. The letters were wishing them well and to keep safe. There were four letters from different children of all ages telling our residents how they were still at school because their parents were important key workers and were helping people during this uncertain time.

The residents were very pleased with the letter and enjoyed looking at the pictures that the children had drawn for them.

Ashfield Court Care Home on Tewit Well Road in Harrogate were delighted to receive a parcel from the children of Grove Road Primary School. 

The children had taken the time to draw some lovely pictures and write some letters to our residents and what an amazing surprise it was for them.