The dedicated team at Coopers Croft Care Home in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, part of HC-One, laced up their walking shoes to take part in a sponsored walk to raise vital funds for Dementia UK.
On Wednesday 24th September, colleagues from Coopers Croft including Jacqui Burton, Front of House Manager; Diane Poole, Head Housekeeper; Beverley Jones, Senior Carer, and Justin Copestake, Caretaker, walked to Westport Lake and back which is approximately 8 miles in a heartfelt effort to support families affected by dementia. The event, organised by Lifestyle Manager, Anita Rawlingson, has so far raised £125 out of the £600 target for Dementia UK, the specialist dementia nurse charity.
Supporters can get involved by signing the sponsor form at the home’s reception or donating through the JustGiving page:
Fundraiser by Anita Rawlingson : Help us raise much needed funds for Dementia UK
As the home looks ahead to the colder months, preparations are already underway for key seasonal events such as the Harvest Festival and other autumnal celebrations. These activities are designed to bring warmth, joy, and togetherness to residents, ensuring the change in seasons is filled with comfort and community spirit.
Coopers Croft Care Home provides both residential and residential dementia care and is part of HC-One, the UK’s leading care home provider with over 280 kind and cosy homes nationwide.
This autumn, new residents are invited to embrace the warmth of life at Coopers Croft with a special offer: four weeks for the price of three when joining before 30th November 2025.
For more information about life at Coopers Croft, or to arrange a visit, please see: Coopers Croft - Care Home in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire | HC One
Anita Rawlingson, Lifestyle Manager at HC-One’s Coopers Croft Care Home, said:
“We are proud to have taken part in this walk to raise funds for such an important cause. Every donation, whether big or small, will help Dementia UK continue to provide Admiral Nurses who give life-changing care to families living with dementia. Dementia is a cause close to all of our hearts here at Coopers Croft, and we’re so grateful for the support of our community.”