A NURSING home in Droitwich has celebrated the changing of the seasons to welcome autumn’s Harvest Festival.
Dorset House Nursing Home welcomed Reverend Giles to lead the festivities with a touching church service reflecting the importance of gratitude.
The event combined a MacMillan Coffee Morning with a food bank donation drive.
The nursing home was honoured to welcome the Mayor of Droitwich, his wife, and their youngest grandchild, who joined the celebrations alongside the delightful children from Blue Giraffe Childcare Droitwich.
Celebrations aimed to foster the spirit of camaraderie, bringing together residents, staff, and guests for a memorable day of connection and compassion.
Guests enjoyed an array of delicious cakes and treats, all perfectly complemented by warming cups of coffee and tea. The gathering was enriched by the joyful singing of hymns, which created a festive atmosphere filled with joy and reflection.
Home Manager Karen Johnson said: “It was such a beautiful day of community and togetherness. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who attended, contributed to the food collection, and supported our Macmillan fundraiser.
“The presence of The Mayor and the children from Blue Giraffe Childcare made the event even more special, and we couldn’t have done it without the wonderful support of our residents, staff, and guests.”
Dorset House would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the food collection for local families in need.
