Bradford care home joins HC-One friends for afternoon teaResidents at Knowles Court care home in Bradford enjoyed a delicious afternoon tea with their friends at fellow HC-One care home, Acacia Court. 

The event was organised to establish a new relationship between the care homes, as Residents from Knowles Court and Acacia Court got to know each other over a delicious cupcake and a cup of tea.

Mollie and Kenny from Knowles Court were treated like royalty by Colleagues at Acacia Court, as they were even invited to take part in the home’s Stop the Clock session – a HC-One initiative where staff from all departments take 15 minutes to take part in activities with Residents. 

Samantha Whinray, Home Manager at Knowles Court, said: “It’s exciting to have established a new relationship with a fellow HC-One care home. I am already looking forward to welcoming Acacia Court Residents to Knowles Court for a return visit.”
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