Shipston care home members join community litter pick to support local area

Care home residents and staff came together with Shipston Town Council and local volunteers to take part in a community litter pick.

The monthly activity, organised by the town council, provides an opportunity for residents to engage with the wider community while contributing positively to their local environment.

On Saturday, May 2, the groups was joined by Low Furlong care home in Shipston, which is part of the Runwood Homes group.

Clare, lifestyle coordinator at Low Furlong, said: "The event brought together residents, care staff, council representatives, and members of the public, creating a collaborative and inclusive atmosphere. The morning was described as positive and uplifting, with a strong sense of teamwork and community spirit.

Residents and staff from Low Furlong care home came together with Shipston Town Council and local volunteers on the morning of Saturday, May 2 to take part in a community litter pick.placeholder image
Residents and staff from Low Furlong care home came together with Shipston Town Council and local volunteers on the morning of Saturday, May 2 to take part in a community litter pick.

"Residents particularly enjoyed being outdoors, meeting new people, and working together toward a shared goal.

"A standout moment from the day was seeing residents working alongside local volunteers, sharing conversations, forming new connections, and making a visible difference to their hometown."

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