Friend in Deed Little Visitors
- Activities and Groups
- Aylsham
- Children and Young People
- Cromer
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- Norfolk
- North Walsham
- Norwich
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Friend in Deed is a registered charity that connects children and older people in care homes. Intergenerational care home visits involves babies, children and young adults visiting care homes, dementia cafes, day centres and sheltered housing sites. At the sessions, people can chat, play games and interact with older people to help reduce loneliness and promote kindness. Intergenerational visits have been proven to not only benefit the older generation but also benefit young people. For children, interacting with older people can help with their development, ability to form friendships and also encourage them to communicate effectively. For older children, these visits can help with their ability to empathise with others and can result in meaningful friendships and a means of support throughout their adolescent years.
Monday: Chevington Lodge, Bungay 10.30am. Chiswick House, Norwich 10.30am. Heath Lodge, Holt 10.30am. Windmill House, Wymondham 11.00am
Tuesday: Park House, Great Yarmouth 10.30am. Kevlin House, North Walsham 10.30am. Cromwell House, Norwich 11.00am St Nicholas House, Dereham 10.30am, Cranmer House, Fakenham 10.30am
Wednesday: Belvoir House, Brundall 11.00am. Tamar House, Cromer 11.00am. St Michaels, Aylsham 10.30am. Two Acres, Taverham 10.30am. Barton Manor, Wisbech 10.30am. Lydia Eva Court, Gorleston 10.30am. Dell Rose Court, Norwich 11.00am
Thursday: The Beeches, East Harling 10.30am. Heathcote, Norwich 10.30am. Redlands House, Hellesdon 10.30am. Engelhard Lodge, Cawston 10.30am. Mary Chapman Court, Dussindale 10.30am. Overbury House, Wroxham 10.30am
Friday: Broadlands Lodge, Postwick 10.30am, The Aylsham Manor, Aylsham 10.30am, The Lawns, Great Yarmouth 10.30am
Saturday: Corton House, Norwich 10.30am