Manton Heights Care Centre in Bedford is celebrating being named a finalist in the Inclusion Award at the NAPA National Activity Awards.
This award recognises individuals or organisations that have shown exceptional commitment to promoting Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in activity provision, ensuring that every person, regardless of background or ability, has the opportunity to engage, connect and thrive.
The Lifestyle Team at Manton Heights has been recognised for its inclusive and person-centred approach, ensuring all residents can take part in activities that reflect their interests, cultures and identities. From dementia-inclusive sessions to multicultural celebrations, the team’s work highlights the importance of belonging and individuality in care.
Sian, Lifestyle Lead at Manton Heights Care Centre, shared:
“We’re so honoured to be finalists for this award. Inclusion is at the heart of everything we do, it’s about making sure everyone feels seen, heard and part of something special. Every resident has a story, and we love finding ways to reflect that in the activities we offer.”
Vera, General Manager at Manton Heights Care Centre, added:
“This recognition is a testament to the team’s passion and creativity. They make Manton Heights a truly inclusive home where everyone can express themselves, enjoy life, and be celebrated for who they are. I couldn’t be prouder of them.”
The NAPA National Activity Awards shine a light on excellence and innovation in activity provision across the UK care sector, and Manton Heights’ presence as a finalist is a wonderful achievement that showcases the home’s values of compassion, individuality and respect.
