Britannia Care celebrates cultural diversity throughout the year

If you have a loved one in need of residential care, how that time is spent is very important.

Throughout the year, with the help of the staff, Britannia Care residence mark and celebrate a diverse range of cultural, and, like the occasion of Queen Elizabeth II funeral and then the coronation of the new King, as well as his visit to Bradford - landmark historical events, too.

Last year, the visit of King Charles III to the city was and added bonus as residents, like they do every year, have a pretty full social calendar of events throughout the autumn and in the run up to Christmas.

Mr Chaudhry Inayat Khan, director and founder of Britannia Care (Image: Britannia Care)

This year has been no exception. Just recently, Diwali, Halloween and Bonfire Night have all been great social occasions, with residents and staff getting involved and marking the days in traditional fashion with themed food, and of course fireworks.

Mr Chaudhry Inayat Khan, director and founder of Britannia Care, explained the importance of ensuring there’s always a range of activities taking place.

“It is important that we don’t forget what is taking place in and around us every day, and to mark those occasion when and whenever we can.

“Many of our residence would have been enjoying these traditions and event throughout their lives and it’s important that we ensure that our residents can continue to mark these occasions while they are with us at Britannia Care.

“They are always joyous events, and the staff love to get involved, too.”

“At Britannia Care every day is a celebration of what makes us different and what we have in common.”

The Britannia Care’s multilingual staff have a long history of providing care to the area’s multicultural community, with over 30 years of experience, knowledge and understanding in providing expert care to a diverse clientele.

As well as priding themselves on the facilities, activities and the level of care provided by Britannia Care’s highly trained staff, the group also pride themselves on being very approachable, ensuring that there will be a member of staff who you can talk to, who is only too happy to guide you through all you need to know about placing a loved one in Britannia’s care.

Britannia Care manager Nina Butor (Image: Britannia Care)

Said Mr Khan: “We train our staff to become ‘Britannia carers’, which means bespoke training and a clear career path within Britannia – from trainee to carer to senior carer to team leader, deputy manager and manager. We grow our own at Britannia care!”

If you need to speak to Britannia Care about a loved one, please contact Britannia Care manager Nina Butor on: 01274 49 48 47.