By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.I Understand Tel. 01872 597777 Mayor of Truro’s Charity Day 2019 Posted by admin on October 21,2019 On the first Saturday in December each year, the Mayor of Truro invites a number of charities to attend the Charity Day. Each charity is given a stall inside a large marquee in the centre of the city. The day itself is a way of promoting the good things that charities do and to give each charity a chance to talk to members of the public. Cornwall Care is thankful to have been invited again this year and we are looking forward to promoting our fabulous care services and also chat about the great job opportunities we have on offer. This year the event will be hosted by The Right Worshipful the Mayor of Truro Cllr Robert J Smith. The event will take place on Saturday 7 December 2019 from 9.30am-5pm at Lemon Quay in Truro. Do come along and find out who we are and what we do. We look forward to meeting you. To find out more about Cornwall Care and the services we offer, please visit: www.cornwallcare.com 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 Headlands residents enjoy making bird treats Posted by admin on July 13,2017 Residents at Headlands make bird treats for the garden Some of our residents at Headlands recently spent their morning making bird treats for the variety of birds that visit or live in their garden. They sat around a table with their cups of tea and bird mixture in bowls and discussed how best to create their works of art! Some decided on the traditional route of round balls but others decided to go one step further and create a bird treat in the shape of a Christmas tree. She looked so pleased with herself – and so she should be. Look at that lovely design. That should bring a chirp to the birds’ beaks! There are many benefits of feeding birds – from insect control (feeding birds in your garden also invites them to feast on the insects, worms, snails and spiders in your landscape) to interacting with nature. For many people the birds they see at their feeders may be the only wild animals they have the chance to interact with. This is an ideal activity for the more senior amongst us or for those with limited mobility. All in all, a lovely activity to undertake and the birds reap the benefits too. To find out more about Headlands, please click 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