Residents at a Dorset care home have been celebrating the dedication and kindness of the staff who care for them every day.
Trinity Manor Care Home in Sherborne marked National Carers Week, which ran from June 8 to June 14, with heartfelt tributes to its team.
The week-long celebration, part of the national event to raise awareness of caring, included handmade cards, handwritten letters, and small gifts from residents to carers.
Paul Pippard, deputy manager at Trinity Manor, said: "It is so wonderful to be able to celebrate Carers Week and thank our fantastic carers with a summer party in our garden, and to be able to welcome the community, relatives and friends.
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"Everyone has had such a brilliant day."
The care home, operated by Barchester Healthcare, also extended its gratitude to community carers by hosting an afternoon tea.
Head chef Marcus prepared a special spread of party food for the occasion.
In-house carers were treated to a continental breakfast and sweet treats throughout the week.
Carers Week aims to highlight the challenges faced by carers and recognise their vital role in supporting individuals, families, and communities.
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