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S Swaffham & District Registered Charity 1082730 JOIN A WINNING TEAM AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE! BECOME A VOLUNTEER BEFRIENDER OR A HOSPITAL BUDDY We are looking for someone exactly like you!! I enjoy meeting new people I want to make a difference If you think you might be interested in joining our friendly Team, and want to help older vulnerable people, please please make contact with one of the following, for an information pack: Barbara Lock, 07412 775 574, befriendingageconcernswaffham@outlook.com Clair Ensom on 07393 981 29, hospitalbuddiesageconcern@outlook.com. Hospital Buddies need to be car drivers For general enquiries please contact our office, 9 am to 4 pm on Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays, Swaffham Community Centre, 07393 981 295 30
Downham Grange State of the art, loving care in Downham Market Welcome to Downham Grange Care Home, a striking new purpose-built development in Downham Market. We provide meaningful person-centred exceptional care for those in need of residential, respite, nursing or dementia care. Boasting 62 en-suite bedrooms, the home has been finished to the most luxurious standards, with extra-wide corridors, a variety of large spacious and comfortable lounges and dining rooms with kitchenette areas that help to promote independence and social inclusion. The home has been designed to meet the needs of people who require nursing and dementia care. This exciting new development meets our Kingsley care ethos, responding to individual needs and providing the highest standards of care. Like all Kingsley Healthcare Homes, our care is focused around each person’s individual needs and wishes. We value and respect how each person chooses to spend their day. Our strong ethos of person-centred care runs through everything we do. Our staff are all highly experienced and receive on-going training to make sure that we deliver only the very best quality care. We really want to make a difference to the lives of the people we care for. With this in mind we have built the home to the highest specifications, giving particular consideration to making the design and layout suitable for people living with a dementia. This new home will enable us to continue to provide high-quality surroundings and environment. It will ensure our staff deliver quality of service and improve the quality of life of our residents every day. The staff at Downham Grange go that extra mile to make the home feel comfortable and relaxed. We like Downham Grange to feel like a ‘home from home’. We encourage people to take part in the daily living activities as well as other ongoing activities that take place throughout the day. “It took me just a few days to feel at home because the staff are so welcoming and caring” Downham Grange Care Home Clackclose Road, Downham Market, Norfolk PE38 9PA Tel 01366 387054 Fax 01366 385861 downham.manager@kingsleyhealthcare.co.uk www.kingsleyhealthcare.co.uk From the Mayor’s Parlour On 15th September I attended a ceremony at County Hall to remember all those that lost their lives in the Battle of Britain. I marched with veterans to St Nicholas Church, Dereham for Dereham’s Battle of Britain service on Sunday 18th September. From 22d to 26th September was the twinning weekend. On Friday we had a welcome tea and cakes at the Green Britain Centre where we showed a film of all the activities around the 800 year celebrations of Swaffham as a market town, our thanks to the museum for making and sharing the film. Saturday started with the civic meeting at the Town Hall, lots of Ideas were discussed for a new charter which will be signed at the 50th Anniversary in France in 2018. In the afternoon it was off to Gressenhall Museum and in the evening it was the turn of the twinning club to host all for a dinner and dance. Sunday was the Civic lunch at Lynford Hall. They all departed on Monday, and I would like to say a big thank you to all the hosts and staff for their support. I had a walk around the town on Friday 7th October, but it was not the same as I have done many times before, this time I had a blindfold on and was being lead by a member of Guide Dogs for the Blind, it felt very different and I found that there are a lot of things to bump into, lamp posts, tables and chairs, A-boards and even cars that had parked over the pavement. Please think about the blind when you put out A-boards and how you park your car. Try it yourself it will make you think. Cllr Paul Darby Mayor Town Council Dates Wednesday 9th - Full Town Council Meeting 6.45 p.m. - 9.00 p.m. Council Chamber, Town Hall. Wednesday <strong>16</strong>th – Open Spaces Committee 7.00pm - 9.00pm. Council Chamber, Town Hall. Monday 21st – Relief in Need 6.45pm – 7.30pm Tuesday 22nd – Partners Meeting 2.00pm – 4.00p.m Green Britain Centre, Swaffham Council Chamber, Town Hall. Wednesday 30th – Planning Committee 12.00pm-1.00pm Council Chamber, Town Hall 31
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