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We were delighted to officially welcome visitors to our new Portland office yesterday and celebrate this exciting milestone with our community
It was wonderful to see so many well wishers, friends, professionals, and community members joining us throughout the day. Thank you to everyone who visited, supported us, and spent time with our friendly team. We hope you all enjoyed the cakes, refreshments, and warm atmosphere ☕🍰
Opening our Portland office marks another exciting step, as we continue supporting more people across the local community with trusted home care, live-in care, and home help services.
Our aim is always to help people remain happy, comfortable, and independent in their own homes while providing reassurance and support to families.
A very special thank you to Sally and the team for all their hard work, dedication, and support in making the day such a success.
We look forward to continuing this exciting new chapter and supporting even more families across Portland, Weymouth, and surrounding areas.
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