Category: Events

Here at St George’s Residential Care Home, wildlife and nature are popular interests. Our lovely garden is constantly buzzing with life, and we’ve recently been charmed by a brand-new, incredibly special addition to our family: a resident hedgehog named Harrie…

There’s a unique kind of magic in a mature British garden and, at St George’s Residential Care Home, we’re incredibly fortunate to be surrounded by beautiful outside space. For our residents, the garden is much more than just a view to be admired through a window. It’s a living, breathing extension of our home that…

At St George’s Residential Care Home, Friday afternoons are reserved for arts and crafts. Organised by the super-creative and fun-loving Donna, this popular activity brings our residents together to enjoy each-other’s company while trying something new…

St Piran’s Day is one of our favourite annual celebrations at St George’s! On the 5th of March the city of Truro hosts a parade in honour of our patron saint, and there’s a distinct scent of Cornish pasties in the air. For our residents, it’s the perfect excuse to indulge in freshly baked saffron…

This week we celebrated Chinese New Year at St George’s Residential Care Home. Friends and family joined us for the fun, while our talented chefs cooked up a colourful feast to get the party off to a festive start…

At St George’s, Remembrance Sunday is an important date in our winter calendar. This year, our residents and staff attended the Royal British Legion’s Service of Remembrance at Truro Cathedral to pay our respects… Truro Cathedral is one of the most beautiful examples of Gothic Revival Architecture in the country, and is situated just a…

St George’s Residential Care Home was recently visited by a Professor from Exeter University who hosted a fascinating ‘talk and taste’ lecture on climate change and the Himalayas… 

Nature and wildlife are some of the most popular interests at St George’s Residential Care Home. We regularly welcome visits from animals of all shapes and sizes, so when ZooLab turned up with their tarantula, our residents were keen to get a closer look…

Pride came to St George’s today, and our residents showed their support to the LGBTQ+ community by waving on the parade as it made its way through the historic streets of Truro…

At St George’s Residential Care Home, wildlife is a popular interest. Over the years we’ve installed bird feeders, bug hotels and welcomed a variety of fascinating creatures into our garden so, when Emily from ZooLab came to visit, our residents were really keen to get involved…