Care South thanks staff with AFC Bournemouth stadium tour
Staff at Care South, a not-for-profit leading provider of residential and care at home services across the south of England, recently attended an exclusive event at the Vitality Stadium, organised in partnership with AFC Bournemouth’s (AFCB) Community Sports Trust. This was an opportunity for Care South to show its appreciation to frontline staff for all their hard work over the last two years.
The day started with refreshments on arrival, followed by a stadium tour with Steve Cuss, head of Community Sports Trust at AFCB. The event was concluded with a fantastic surprise appearance from AFCB chairman, Jeff Mostyn during afternoon tea and cake, who thanked Care South staff for their hard work and support during the pandemic.
“It was fantastic to welcome our staff to Vitality Stadium for an incredibly rewarding event,” said Care South’s chief executive Simon Bird. “We had 35 members of staff in attendance who were nominated by care home managers. We’d like to thank AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust for hosting this and another Care South staff event at the AFCB Women’s game against Chesham this month. We have worked closely together for some time now and I am grateful for the support they have provided in enabling us to say a big thank you to our staff who always work incredibly hard to provide the highest quality of care to residents.”
Amy Marks, strategic partnerships manager at AFCB, added: “The staff event was a wonderful opportunity for our partner, Care South to show appreciation to its staff and receive a personal message from our chairman. We are delighted to share in more collaborative partnership opportunities and continue helping those in our community.”
The staff event organised by the community sports team was thanks to the ongoing partnership between AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust and Care South, which began in 2014. The partnership allows residents, home care clients and staff to get involved in a variety of activities, including exercise, meeting players, coffee mornings, walking football and attending AFCB events.
