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Liverpool Care Home Brings Joy With Chick Hatching Experience

Residents of Simonsfield Care Home in Anfield, Liverpool were treated to a heart-warming and engaging experience as they witnessed the hatching and growth of chicks over the course of a week.

This exciting event was made possible through the Living Eggs programme, which provides educational and therapeutic experiences by delivering ready-to-hatch eggs and all necessary equipment to schools and care homes across the UK.

Karen Evans, the manager of Simonsfield Care Home, expressed the excitement felt by everyone involved: “Our residents were absolutely overjoyed to watch the chicks hatch and grow. It’s been a truly magical experience that has brought smiles to everyone’s faces and created a wonderful atmosphere in our home.”

The Living Eggs programme is well-known for its educational value and the joy it brings to participants. It supplies schools and care homes with incubators, ready-to-hatch eggs, and comprehensive support, ensuring a successful and ethical experience. The programme also guarantees that all chicks are rehomed responsibly, partnering with free-range farms and smallholdings to ensure the welfare of the animals.

Throughout the week, residents of Simonsfield Care Home not only enjoyed watching the chicks hatch but also learned about the life cycle of chickens and the importance of animal care. This hands-on experience provided both entertainment and education, fostering a sense of community and wellbeing among the residents.

Living Eggs has been instrumental in providing these experiences, making it a popular choice for care homes and educational institutions alike.

Simonsfield Care Home, which is part of Qualia Care and managed by Healthcare Management Solutions remains dedicated to offering innovative and enriching activities for its residents, ensuring a vibrant and nurturing environment for all.

For more information about the Living Eggs programme, please visit www.livingeggs.co.uk.

 

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