By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.I Understand Tel. 01872 597777 Bugle Silver Band entertain Woodland residents Posted by admin on June 30,2017 Garden party at Woodland A great time was had by all recently when Woodland held a garden party. The sun came out for a while which is a rarity in this country I’m sure you’ll agree! The residents enjoyed sitting in the garden eating cake and drinking tea. Entertainment was provided by Bugle Silver Band – a fantastic, award winning brass band that were formed in 1868. It made for a memorable afternoon that the staff and residents will be talking about for weeks to come. There was a cake and jam stall, a bric-a-brac stall, a tombola and a raffle where you had to guess the name of the teddy. Money raised was £326.00 which is a great achievement. All money raised on the day will go towards the Woodland residents’ amenities fund*. Well done Woodland! *The amenities fund pays for things like activities, entertainment and gifts for our residents. Find out more about Woodland and the therapies that we provide here. STAY CONNECTED Never miss out again. Sign up for exclusive news and offers. | Copyright © Cornwall Care 2021- Registered Charity Number: 1053486 Terms and Conditions Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Accessibility Covid-19 Website design by The Creation Lab

By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.I Understand Tel. 01872 597777 Tips for coping at Christmas Posted by admin on December 19,2017 Be Prepared: Think about what is best for you and your family. Some people will just want to cancel Christmas or maybe do something completely different like volunteering for the day. Others find celebrating as normal is important, or may need to keep going for the sake of the children. Remember a loved one: It can help to bring memories of loved ones into the celebrations. You could include a visit to their grave, or a place that was special to them. You may have photos or particular memories which you treasure and look at alone, or share with others. Look after yourself: Christmas can be a time of over-indulgence with food and alcohol. Using alcohol to escape the pain of loss only brings temporary relief. Try to keep to regular patterns of sleeping and eating. Get out and enjoy the fresh air, exercise is a great way to relax. Take time for you: Don't be alarmed if your emotions take over, just take some time for yourself, no one will judge you. Remember there is no right way to grieve, and keep talking. Keep plans flexible and allow yourself to change your mind. As time passes, Christmas can be a time to focus on memories of good times shared in the past. But it can also be an intensely emotional time. Be kind to yourself, and ask for help if you need it. Information taken from Cruse Bereavement Care. To find out more about this wonderful charity go to: https://www.cruse.org.uk/ STAY CONNECTED Never miss out again. Sign up for exclusive news and offers. | Copyright © Cornwall Care 2021- Registered Charity Number: 1053486 Terms and Conditions Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Accessibility Covid-19 Website design by The Creation Lab