Berry Hill Park Care Home Launches Pen Pal Initiative to Spread Smiles and Friendship

Berry Hill Park Care Home Launches Pen Pal Initiative to Spread Smiles and Friendship
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By Community Correspondent

HC-One’s Berry Hill Park Care Home in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, has launched a heart-warming new pen pal initiative aimed at brightening the lives of residents through the simple joy of letter writing.
 
The initiative invites people from near and far to become pen pals with residents at the home, sharing stories, memories and everyday moments through handwritten letters filled with warmth and kindness.

Residents meet every two weeks to read their letters together and write thoughtful replies, with support from the home’s caring team.


 
The pen pal club offers residents the opportunity to make new friends, spark conversations and enjoy meaningful connections beyond the care home, while reminding them that a simple note can truly make someone’s day.

Berry Hill Park Care Home launches pen pal initiative to spread smiles and friendship
HC-One Berry Hill Park Care Home


Briony Finney, Wellbeing Coordinator at Berry Hill Park Care Home, said:
 
“Our residents absolutely love receiving post, and this initiative gives them something really special to look forward to. Writing and reading letters brings back happy memories, creates new friendships and helps everyone feel more connected. We’d be delighted to welcome new pen pals to help spread a little joy.”


 
Staff at Berry Hill Park Care Home are on hand to assist residents with reading letters and writing replies, ensuring everyone who wishes to take part can do so.


 
Anyone interested in joining the Berry Hill Park Care Home pen pal club is encouraged to get in touch by calling 01623 421211 (option 2) and asking for Briony Finney, Wellbeing Coordinator, or by emailing briony.finney@hc-one.co.uk.

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