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Students spread the festive cheer to care home residents

A student sat at a desk, creating a Christmas craft using a glue stick, felt tip pens, card and more.

Our students are sending colourful messages of festive cheer to elderly residents at Autumn House Nursing Home in Worsbrough.

The Level 1 Health and Social Care students hope to spread a little joy and laughter by creating hand-made cards with festive celebration messages, eager to bring a smile to those who may be unable to see their family members this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and restrictions.

“I enjoyed making my card knowing that it may bring someone some happiness and make them feel loved.”

Nichola Crossland, a Health and Social Care student, said: “The residents may not be able to see family or friends and will be lonely this Christmas. I enjoyed making my card knowing that it may bring someone some happiness and make them feel loved.”

Danielle Robinson, Health, Science and Social Care tutor, added: “Our aim is to let the residents know that although they have had a very lonely and isolated year, they have not been forgotten about. We hope that by making these cards, we can spread a little Christmas joy, and cheer up some residents by letting them know that our College community cares for them and is thinking about them at this difficult time.”

Last updated: 17th December 2020

Originally posted on: 17th December 2020

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