Withens Nursing Home in Southfleet has continued its much-loved community initiative, delivering a Blue Light Breakfast drop-off to the local Kent Police team as a
gesture of appreciation for their ongoing service.
The monthly initiative sees the Withens team prepare and deliver breakfast hampers to local emergency services, recognising the vital role they play in keeping communities safe. This month, the team visited Kent Police, bringing with them a selection of freshly prepared hot breakfast baps, including sausage, egg and bacon, alongside juices and a variety of sweet treats.
The visit also provided an opportunity to meet Nicole Carter, Community Safety Inspector, who has recently joined the Kent team. The Withens team were pleased to introduce themselves and strengthen connections with local services during the visit.
Gurpreet, General Manager at Withens Nursing Home, said: “Supporting those who support the community is something that means a great deal to everyone at Withens. The Blue Light Breakfast drop-offs are a simple way to show appreciation and build positive relationships with our local emergency services. It was a pleasure to visit Kent Police again and meet members of the team, including Nicole Carter. We look forward to continuing this initiative in the months ahead.”
The Blue Light Breakfast initiative has become a regular feature for the Withens team, reflecting the home’s commitment to community engagement and recognising the dedication of local emergency services.
