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At Future Care we believe everyone should have moments of joy and happiness in their lives.
Our full activity programmes ensure our residents, their families and friends have many opportunities to be involved.
We love sharing our photos, videos and stories.
This page highlights events in all of our homes and as you can clearly see a lot is going on.
This is also reflected on our very active social media sites.
We hope you enjoy viewing some of our special moments captured from the past. Please look at our event planner for upcoming events.
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Lifetime Achievement Award at the National Dementia Care Awards 2019 winner- Prof. Dawn Brooker!
Congratulations Professor Dawn Brooker on winning the lifetime achievement award! It takes driven people, who are committed to society, to affect positive change to the
Postcards of Kindness
How a simple postcard can bring a moment of joy to people across the country. Our home has recently embraced the Postcards of Kindness initiative.
Dementia Friend training
We had an afternoon Dementia Friend information session held by lovely Peggy Ennis who is a Dementia Friend volunteer. What is the Dementia Friends programme?
Future Care Group pumpkin carving competition!
Keeping active in later life has so many benefits and can make a big difference to an individual’s quality of life. Future Care Competitions provide
We are now a committed member of Disability Confident
The Future Care Group is now a member of Disability Confident! This is a government ran scheme that aims to change attitude, behaviours and cultures
Adult Social Care and The Proposed Green Paper: Sue Roberts Head of Quality and Compliance at Future Care Group
The political landscape in the UK remains in turmoil, which means the publishing of the long-awaited green paper on adult social care has been pushed further back from its original due date of early 2019, with no current date for release on the horizon.
There have been concerns about the funding of social care in England for more than 20 years and if these concerns continue without being properly addressed, we will continue to fail some of the most vulnerable people in our society….