'˜Digni-Tea' day at Louth care home

Fotherby House Care Home held a 1940s themed '˜Digni-Tea' day on January 31 to mark National Dignity Action Day.

The Mayor of Louth, Councillor Sue Locking, attended with her Consort. She spoke to residents and read out quotes from a dignity box in which everyone - residents, visitors, staff - had put what dignity meant to them.

Fotherby House held a 1940s themed 'Digni -Tea' in support of National  Dignity Action Day.placeholder image
Fotherby House held a 1940s themed 'Digni -Tea' in support of National Dignity Action Day.

The Mayor also read poems, including one written by Fotherby House Dignity Champion.

There was fantastic entertainment from Lincoln based group, Jack Of Diamonds, and residents joined in with a sing-along and dancing where possible.

Fotherby House also had a ‘dignity cake’ designed by their chef, and a full 1940s Buffet.

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