Supporting The Community When It Matters
The Team at Kingscare owe a HUGE thank you to Charlie and her dedicated Team at Coombes Wood House, Kingsteignton, for climbing Eryri, Snowdonia. The climb was more than a walk in the park and demonstrated heartfelt support for our Charity. Climbing Wales’ highest peak to benefit KingsCare was a
On April 30th and after more than two decades, we said farewell to Maggie Bonnell. As we say goodbye, we do so with immense gratitude for the time, energy, and passion Maggie gave so generously over the years. While it’s the end of an era, we know her impact will
In December, Kingsteignton Memory Cafe was treated to a musical afternoon, David Chard entertained us with Christmas songs on his guitar. We played a game of pass the parcel, chocolate treats and Christmas related questions were found between each layer. Our lovely volunteer Liz baked us homemade shortbread which she
Yesterday we had a visit from Kingsteignton Athletic to present us with a cheque for £1,010 from the proceeds of the RamsFest weekend in August for #doitfordeaks. Absolutely fantastic. Thank you Kingsteignton Athletic. Later most of the staff went over to Parke at Bovey Tracey to pick apples. One shows
Would you like to join our friendly well-established team of volunteers who make a huge difference in the lives of those in need? We’re seeking compassionate volunteers to join us in supporting clients needing help with form filling. Whether you’re a professional with some spare time or enjoying your retirement,
The Kingsteignton Memory Café had a delightful July gathering, with a special performance by the St Michael’s School choir. The children enchanted everyone with a diverse repertoire, ranging from Amy Winehouse to Queen. Following the musical treat, the café buzzed with excitement during a lively bean bag toss, which sparked
Summer brings sunshine and opportunities for outdoor activities, but it also comes with the risk of extreme heat. Staying vigilant during hot weather is essential for your health and well-being. Here are some tips to help you stay safe and cool during the hottest days: Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate Dehydration is
The Kingsteignton Memory Café turned into a lively musical haven during Dementia Awareness Week. With Mary masterfully playing the harmonica and Sandra delighting us on the keyboard, everyone danced to a delightful selection of country tunes. A refreshing interlude featured cups of tea and scrumptious homemade rock cakes, lovingly prepared
The musical afternoon at the Kingsteignton Memory Cafe in April was a hit with all attendees. Louisa, a talented student from Bath University, entertained us with songs played on her blue tooth speaker that left a lasting impression. Sandy Shaw’s ‘Puppet on a String’ was a definite crowd-pleaser. Following a
