FAMILY Helping you get out and about "We do something different every day!!"
SUPPORTED SOCIAL GROUP DAYCARE
• Retirement • Elderly • Disabled 18+
• Galleries, museums and exhibitions • Shopping centres, markets and garden centres • Guided nature reserve, stately homes and local tourist attractions • Vintage afternoon tea, cafes and pub meals • Tutored crafts and hobby days • Community events • Live in-house entertainment & shows • Lakeside picnics & outdoor activities • Barge trips with lunch
• Pick-up & home-safe return wheelchair friendly buses • PSV driver with bus carer-escorts • NVQ Diploma qualified personal carers • Meals and beverages inc Afternoon Teas carveries, picnics and pub lunches
• Craft materials/tutors and in-house entertainment and all entrance fees
• Personal group activity coordinator • Monthly printed newsletter • Disabled parking badge and radar key for your convenience
• DBS checked with public liability insurance• Insured for minibus travel • ICO data protection registered • PSV Operative licensed
For an information pack, call 01709 819185 or 07932 601 998
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Package Offer
NEW! Carers
A third-generation independent funeral director Dip.FD MBFID The hands that guide you
in your hour of need Let us help you every step of the way
• 24 hour personal and compassionate service • Floral tributes
• Condolence stationery • Monumental masonry • Catering
Our private Chapel of Rest caters for multi-faith and non-religious services
• Ritual washing and dressing facilities • Weekend funerals
• In-house pre-funeral ceremonies • Repatriation to or from UK
Pre-paid funeral plans available
Our doors are always open
88-90 Worksop Road, Swallownest, Sheffield S26 4WH 55 Bridge Street, Killamarsh, Sheffield S21 1AL
0114 287 5852 0114 228 0082
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