Doncaster care staff to take on charity walk for Alzheimer's Society
The group will be taking to the hills of the Peak District
Determined Doncaster care workers will be putting their best foot forward for charity by taking on a hike in aid of the Alzheimer’s Society.
Workers from Bluebird Care will walking 13 miles through the Peak District to raise funds.
Manager Charlotte McQuade said: “We provide care for our clients with dementia and as a company we specialise in dementia.
“The Trek26 Peak District Challenge will take place on 27 June raising vital funds to support people affected by dementia.
“They will cross rocky outcrops, wild moorlands and tranquil dales, all in aid of Alzheimer’s Society.
“Their efforts will help raise awareness and much-needed funds for a cause that impacts millions of people across the UK.”
Alzheimer’s Society is the UK’s leading dementia charity, working towards a world where dementia no longer devastates lives.
The charity provides support for people living with dementia today while campaigning for change and funding groundbreaking research that brings hope for the future.
Added Charlotte: “At Bluebird Care Doncaster, supporting people living with dementia is at the heart of what we do.
“As a trusted provider of high-quality home care services, we are committed to helping people remain independent in the comfort of their own homes while maintaining dignity, choice and quality of life.
“We actively support our local community through dementia-friendly initiatives that promote wellbeing, inclusion and meaningful experiences.
“Recently, we organised a dementia-friendly theatre outing for customers to enjoy a special performance at CAST in Doncaster, helping to reduce social isolation and create lasting memories.
“We are also proud to utilise innovative Virtual Reality (VR) technology with our customers living with dementia.
“Our VR headsets enable individuals to revisit familiar places, relive treasured memories and experience stimulating environments that support emotional wellbeing, engagement and connection.”
Speaking about the challenge, the team said: “We are proud to be taking part in Trek26 to support Alzheimer’s Society.
“Dementia affects so many individuals and families, and we hope our challenge will help raise awareness and funds for the vital support and research provided by the charity. Every donation, no matter how small, will make a difference.”
Vaneeta Seepersad, Director of Bluebird Care Doncaster, added: “As a care provider, we understand the significant impact dementia can have on individuals and their loved ones. Supporting Alzheimer’s Society aligns closely with our commitment to delivering exceptional care and supporting our local community.
“We wish the team every success in their Trek26 challenge and thank everyone who supports their fundraising efforts.”
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