Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challengeStaff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge
Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

Worthing care home staff and residents complete 2.6 Challenge for Alzheimer’s Society

Residents and staff at Highgrove House care home in Worthing completed 26 laps of the garden to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society as part of the 2.6 Challenge on Sunday. he Queen was there at the finish line, in cardboard cut-out form, and all residents were presented with a medal and certificate by their special guest.
By Elaine Hammond
Published 28th Apr 2020, 11:32 BST
Updated 28th Apr 2020, 18:45 BST

The afternoon finished with ice creams all round. So far, £838 has been raised, more than double the £400 target set by the home. Manager Karen Lisher said: “Thank you to everyone who supported us and donated in aid of the Alzheimer’s Society.” Read more here: Worthing care home joins the 2.6 challenge to help Alzheimer’s Society

Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

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Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

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Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

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Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

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Staff and residents at Highgrove House in Worthing had a great time doing their 2.6 challenge

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