Brothers of Charity Services celebrated Dignity Action Day by holding Digni-tea parties across their services in Greater Manchester, Merseyside and Lancashire. Our Digni-tea parties were a great way of raising awareness of the importance of Dignity in care as well as being an enjoyable day for the people we support.
Greater Manchester’s Digni-tea Party
Brothers of Charity Services in Greater Manchester invited everyone to join them for a 1940’s themed Digni-tea party at Ela Mill on Wednesday 1st of February. Their party started with a music session of singing and dancing to popular songs from the 1940’s. This was followed by a delicious cup of tea, a slice of cake and a chat about Dignity in care.
Merseyside and Lancashire’s Digni-tea Party
Brothers of Charity Services in Merseyside and in Lancashire both held Digni-tea parties on Friday 3rd February. They invited everyone from their services to come along for a hot drink, some cake and to talk about Dignity in care. Both events also featured a handmade Digni-tree. Everyone at the event was able to add a message of what Dignity means to them to our Digni-trees. They are now on display in the Resource Centre at Thingwall Hall and in the Voice for All Room at Lisieux Hall.
Click here to find out more about Dignity in Care and Dignity Action Day.
