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Owner of Home Instead Redditch and Bromsgrove, Annie Dixon-Dunn, donning her bright yellow daffodil wig. A CARE company in Bromsgrove has raised £170 for Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal, smashing their initial target. Home Instead Redditch and Bromsgrove hosted virtual events, including a virtual pub quiz and a virtual bingo night to raise the cash. Marie Curie, which helps people living with terminal illnesses, is a cause close to the Home Instead team, having lost one of their team members to cancer. Annie Dixon-Dunn, owner of Home Instead Redditch and Bromsgrove said: “Th...

Zoe Mucklow, Home Instead Redditch and Bromsgrove's community development officer has even got her dog involved in the action. A HOME care company in Redditch is encouraging the public to wear 'Denim for Dementia' this Friday- even dogs can be involved too. Home Instead Redditch and Bromsgrove is hosting virtual sessions for the public to attend, aimed at people with various levels of knowledge of the disease. On May 20, the company's community development officer, Zoe Mucklow, will host a dementia workshop, aimed at family members of those living with the disease and offering practic...

Zoe Mucklow, Home Instead Redditch and Bromsgrove's community development officer has even got her dog involved in the action. A HOME care company in Bromsgrove is encouraging the public to wear 'Denim for Dementia' this Friday- even dogs can be involved too. Home Instead Redditch and Bromsgrove is hosting virtual sessions for the public to attend, aimed at people with various levels of knowledge of the disease. On May 20, the company's community development officer, Zoe Mucklow, will host a dementia workshop, aimed at family members of those living with the disease and offering practi...

A REDDITCH home care company has given out ‘random acts of kindness’ boxes to the community.

Random Acts of Kindness boxes. A BROMSGROVE home care company has given out ‘random acts of kindness’ boxes to the community. Home Instead Redditch and Bromsgrove have randomly handed out boxes containing small treats including tea, coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits, and activity booklets, hoping to bring a smile to the face of the recipients. Zoe Mucklow, community development officer at Home Instead commented: “The lockdown restrictions have meant that loneliness and isolation has hit an all time high within the local community. Wanting to tackle this, I came up with the idea of t...