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18/12/2025

This is a lovely idea, putting Cooper House Care Home firmly on the map!

18/12/2025

More giggles from Tuxford Manor Care Home

18/12/2025

Time to buy a raffle ticket at Highstone Mews Care Home

18/12/2025

Plenty of Christmas 🎄 magic from Thornhill House Care Home 🎄

A Little Christmas Magic at Thornhill House ✨🎄

Residents from Thornhill House Care Home in Darfield had the most wonderful time visiting All Saints Primary School, where they enjoyed watching the children perform their Nativity play — and couldn’t help but sing along to the familiar festive songs.

The smiles said it all. From the excitement of the children to the warmth of the welcome, our residents thoroughly enjoyed soaking up the festive atmosphere and sharing such a joyful moment with the younger generation.

Intergenerational experiences like this bring so many benefits. They lift mood, reduce feelings of loneliness, spark conversation and create meaningful memories that residents can enjoy and talk about long after the day has ended. For the children, they also help nurture understanding, empathy and connection across generations.

At Thornhill House, staying connected to our community and creating moments of joy is part of everyday life. Experiences like this help ensure our residents continue to live full, happy and meaningful lives.

A heartfelt thank you to All Saints Primary School, Darfield, for such a lovely and festive visit. 💙

18/12/2025

A lovely story from Hesslewood House Care Home 🏡

17/12/2025

Time to follow us on YouTube

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17/12/2025

Read about the Christmas 🎄 countdown at Hesslewood House Care Home

17/12/2025

Miles of smiles at Cooper House Care Home 🎄🎊

17/12/2025

A real Christmas experience as residents from Earls Lodge attend a service at Wakefield Cathedral.

17/12/2025

At Earls Lodge Care Home in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, being a Veteran Friendly home means much more to us than a title — it’s about respect, understanding and giving back to those who have given so much. 💙

This week, our Activity Coordinators Claire and Kayden had the absolute pleasure of visiting the 5 Towns Veterans Support Hub in Featherstone, where they delivered gifts kindly donated by our residents, families and local community through our Shoebox Appeal. The warmth and gratitude shown by Alan and Maxine truly meant the world and reminded us just how powerful small acts of kindness can be.

The volunteers at the hub are incredible — kind-hearted, welcoming and deeply committed to supporting veterans. The hub itself is a safe and supportive space, full of history and care, with an amazing collection of artefacts celebrating ex-service veterans. We were also delighted that they have invited our residents to visit, enjoy a hot drink and spend time there together.

What makes this place even more special is that it is run entirely through donations, with no council or external funding — yet it continues to support veterans and the wider community every day.

As a veteran-friendly home, we would love to give something back. We are hoping to raise funds to support the hub — including helping with heating costs, which we know are currently a challenge.

After meeting Alan and Maxine, we feel strongly that they — and the volunteers around them — deserve recognition, support and thanks.

They truly are unsung heroes, and we are proud to stand alongside them. ✨

16/12/2025

Another trip out for the residents at Hesslewood House Care Home in