Full House at Homedell!

The Harpenden Trust Care Fund was happy to help the residents of Homedell House when their Bingo machine broke down recently. Bingo is a popular weekly event for getting the residents together and allowing them to socialise. The photo shows some of the happy residents when Nick Luckett, Chair of the Care Fund, delivered the new machine this week.

Bingo is still a really popular event for the senior residents at Homedell and this follows on from the assistance given by Trust volunteer Peter Thonathy who has been helping out with bingo at Lea Springs in Batford. Full house!

22 May 2024

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Willow Court Care Home - Fundraiser for the Harpenden Trust

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