Haughgate House launches ‘Washing Line Wishes’

Haughgate House, located in Woodbridge, has recently brought joy and inspiration to its residents through its heartwarming ‘Washing Line Wishes’ initiative.

 

 

Granting wishes

 

This creative endeavour invited residents to write their dreams on paper tee shirts. These were then hung on a string ‘washing line’. The devoted team at Haughgate House has worked tirelessly to transform these dreams into reality.

The initiative has been met with enthusiasm and dedication by the staff, fulfilling a range of wishes from the desire for more flowers to be displayed, to the opportunity to hold cuddly animals.

 

Animals, flowers, and days out

 

One particularly touching moment occurred when a resident’s wish to “see and hold some cuddly animals” was fulfilled with the arrival of adorable bunnies, thanks to the generosity of a friend of the home. This gesture brought immense joy and demonstrated the compassionate care for which Haughgate House is well-known.

On Wednesday, 3rd July, the initiative received further recognition when BBC Radio Suffolk visited to interview the team and residents about the endeavour.

 

Radio Interview

 

The interview, which can be found on BBC Sounds as part of Sarah Lilley’s show on the same date, highlighted the success of the project and its positive impact on residents’ well-being. Notably, one resident shared how her wish to view and plant more flowers around the home had made her feel valued, with the vibrant colours bringing a smile to her face each day.

The team at Haughgate House expressed their gratitude to the community and expressed excitement about continuing to grant even more wishes in the future, reinforcing their commitment to enhancing the lives of their residents.

 

More about Haughgate House and Healthcare Homes

 

Haughgate House

 

Originally crafted as a family home for the Cobbolds in 1920s, today, it stands as a warm and inviting home committed to providing exceptional care. Our beautifully refurbished rooms offer comfort and space, complemented by engaging activities and compassionate care centered on respect, dignity, and choice. We look forward to welcoming you soon. Contact us for a personal tour or to discuss your unique needs.

For more information on how to support Haughgate House, or to arrange a visit, please contact Healthcare Homes at 01394 332270

 

Healthcare Homes

 

Healthcare Homes Group is the parent company of Haughgate House. Additionally, it is a respected name in the care home industry. With a portfolio of 48 care homes as well as domiciliary and Live-in care services. Healthcare Homes consistently ranks among the top care home providers.

For further details on our care homes, home care, live-in care, specialist care, or recruitment opportunities, please visit our main website or reach out to our helpful advisors at 01206 646646

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