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Specialist Dementia Home in Telford Collects Gifts for Those in Need Through The Christmas Smile Project


Posted: 13-12-2024

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St George’s Park Nursing Home in Telford has joined forces with The Christmas Smile Project to spread Christmas cheer by collecting donations for vulnerable children and adults in Shropshire. The Christmas Smile Project is a charitable initiative that enlists local businesses and organisations as donation points to gather gifts for those in need, ensuring they have something special to brighten their Christmas.

As a proud donation point, St George’s Park Nursing Home, specialising in expert care for older people with dementia and complex care needs, embraced the opportunity to support this meaningful cause. Understanding the importance of helping vulnerable individuals, the home’s residents and staff were eager to participate.
 
The response was nothing short of incredible. Contributions poured in from residents, staff, family members, friends, and the local community. The generosity was so overwhelming that the donations nearly filled an entire van with presents and gifts.
 
“It was truly heartwarming to see the community come together in such a big way,” said Chelsie Walne, Home Manager at St George’s Park. “The sheer volume of donations is a testament to the compassion and generosity of everyone involved. We’re proud to contribute to The Christmas Smile Project and help ensure that vulnerable children and adults have a special gift to open this Christmas.”
 
St George’s Park Nursing Home’s commitment to supporting its community extends beyond its exceptional care for residents. Participating in initiatives like The Christmas Smile Project underscores the home’s dedication to fostering kindness and support to those in need.
 
Operated by Rotherwood Healthcare, St George’s Park provides Nursing and Dementia Care in a peaceful residential area in Telford. For more information, visit St George's Park or contact: 01952 619850.