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Home's team help residents enjoy Christmas and new year

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January 06, 2026

WHILE thousands of people in North Staffordshire unwrapped their presents and tucked into their turkeys on Christmas Day, some gave up their festive period to help others.

- Sentinel Reporter

Carers were looking after elderly residents and people with disabilities who were unable to see their own families over Christmas.

At William Street, a home for people with learning and physical disabilities in Stoke-on-Trent, support worker Nichola Walker pulled out all the stops to ensure residents enjoyed their Christmas.

Instead of spending time with her family, Nichola helped residents with basic needs - including preparing meals, administering medications and being a friendly face to talk to.

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