The Standish Care Village is set to host a bonfire event in aid of a charity changing the lives of young people in the region.
The
event will take place at Standish Care Village on November 5th, with all proceeds raised being donated to Wigan Youth Zone, specifically to support the charity’s efforts over the Christmas period. The
Standish Care Village is a unique setting in the North West, combining three care homes catering to different needs.
Wigan Youth Zone welcomes young people aged 8–19
(up to 25 for those with additional needs), offering a wide range of activities
designed around their interests and passions. Running the Youth Zone costs over
£2 million each year, made possible through the support of the community and
grant-giving organisations like Millennium Care, helping to positively impact
more than 5,000 young people annually. Millennium Care became Gold Patrons of the Youth Zone in 2023.
The event will be both dementia and child-friendly with the utilisation of low noise fireworks. Admission is free of charge, with various food and drinks available for attendees. All proceeds from sales will go to Wigan Youth Zone.
The donation will pay for the delivery of care packages, food donations and gifts provided to young people and their families this Christmas.
Langtree Care Home provides advanced nursing and dementia care; Worthington Lake Care Home provides residential and dementia care, and Lakeside Care Home provides specialised nursing care. The Village gives peace of mind for when a resident’s condition changes, allowing them to remain in the same familiar setting, creating a continuity like no other in the region.
The event will fit into Millennium Care’s ethos and approach as the provider prioritises non-pharmacological approaches to care, which include both intergenerational activities and connecting with the community.
Event details:
Wednesday 5th
November, from 4:30 PM (Fireworks at 6 PM)
Standish Care Village, Chorley Road, Standish, WN1 2XN
To learn more information about the Standish Care Village, click here.