RESIDENTS at Burscough Manor care home in Ormskirk held a Hawaiian themed coffee morning for the local community, bringing the tropical island taste to the heart of Lancashire.
The home was transformed with colourful decorations, tropical flowers and island-inspired displays, creating the perfect setting for residents to relax and enjoy a day of socialising and fun.
Guests and residents were treated to an array of exotic fruits, mocktails and tropical drinks for that island holiday feeling in the summer sun.
Sam Smith, manager of the Sandstone Care Group run facility, said: “It’s so important to us that our residents feel connected, uplifted and part of a wider community.
“Events like the Hawaiian coffee morning bring a real sense of joy and togetherness. You could see how much everyone enjoyed trying the tropical fruits, sipping on mocktails, and simply spending time with friends and neighbours.”
The Hawaiian coffee morning was an opportunity to celebrate the importance of community life within the care home and was a shining example of how a little creativity, community spirit, and care can brighten the lives of everyone involved.
Residents husband and wife Helena and Derek Crank are pictured with their daughter.