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The whole Whitgift Care community has pulled together to raise funds from an Easter raffle to transform the lives of children who have been born with clefts. £500 has been raised through the sale of raffle tickets to more than 80 staff, residents and relatives and will be donated to global charity, the Smile Train.

Wilhelmina House has received a glowing report from the care home regulatory body, Care Quality Commission (CQC), for keeping its residents safe during the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to its rigorous infection and prevention control procedures.

There was a definite 'Friday Feeling' today at Whitgift House as residents enjoyed a fun day of games and activities. They got behind the wheel of remote control cars, had a mini marble run competition, and took on other challenges including 'Who could fan the feather the farthest?'

Residents and care staff had an egg-cellent Pancake Day as residents tried their hand at flipping pancakes.