By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.I Understand Tel. 01872 597777 Singing in memory of Ethan Posted by admin on December 13,2019 Staff at Cornwall Care’s St Breock residential home in Wadebridge will be taking to the town’s main street and singing in memory of eight-year-old Ethan Cass, from Pendeen, who has tragically died from a brain tumour. Originally the pop-up choir was conceived as a way of fundraising towards trips that Ethan and his family could enjoy in his final months. Now, his mother Kim has asked that money raised is donated instead to Little Harbour, the children’s hospice in St Austell. “Kim and I worked together at Trengrouse home in Helston,” said Julie McNaughton, Cornwall Care’s peripatetic manager at St Breock, who is coordinating the event. “Ethan was diagnosed this summer and we all wanted to do whatever we could to help. It’s so unbelievably sad that he’s no longer with us – he was such a lovely boy. “Kim knew what we were planning and has asked for us to go ahead. She said that Little Harbour had been brilliant and that she’d love us to make a donation to Children’s Hospice South West instead.” Julie and her colleagues from St Breock will be joined by staff from other Cornwall Care homes, plus members of the local choral choir. Tim Parr will provide musical accompaniment and carols and other festive songs are planned. The pop-up choir performance will take place at The Platt in Wadebridge from 6pm on Tuesday 17 December. Money raised will be divided equally between Children’s Hospice South West and Cornwall Care’s residents’ amenities fund. Happier times... Ethan with his sister. 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 Coffee morning at Cedar Grange Posted by admin on December 8,2017 Cedar Grange held a coffee morning on 7th December. Cedar Grange were joined at their coffee morning by the St Stephen's Church Group who are always so much fun and a lot of giggling could be heard throughout the room. Coffee and cakes were enjoyed by all that attended. Staff made goodies to sell which helped people with their last minute Christmas shopping! A lot of lovely people turned up to support the event and to help raise money for the residents' amenities fund. This money goes towards helping buy gifts or pay for activities for the residents. To find out more about Cedar Grange, 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