Remembrance at Corton House


Posted on 13th Nov 2023 by Imogen Bowers
Norwich care home resident Norma with a pile of knitted poppy brooches sold to raise money for charity.

Many of our residents took the opportunity to reflect and offer prayers at our recent Remembrance Service, with staff and residents giving readings.

Did you know, a special commemorative booklet is always created for our bigger services? No fussing around with heavy, small print, hymn books required!

For those who wanted to wear a poppy, one of our residents Norma was on hand - over the past months she has painstakingly knitted a huge pile of Remembrance poppy brooches, which our Activities Coordinators helped her to sell to fellow residents, staff, families and friends. Norma raised over £150 for the Royal British Legion, a fantastic achievement!

Remembrance Service at Norwich Christian Care Home Corton House

A resident at norwich care home Corton House wears a knitted poppy

A smiling resident in Norwich care home Corton House wears a poppy

A smiling member of the housekeeping team at Corton House wears a poppy

Norwich residential care home administrator Sophie smiles and wears a poppy

Maintenance Supervisor Scott wears a poppy in Corton House

Norfolk Care Home resident Norma smiles and holds a Remembrance Service booklet

The care home chaplain in Corton House delivers a service

Corton House resident Norma smiles with a huge pile of hand knitted poppies

 

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