‘Together in Care’ celebrates community and compassion in Spelthorne
Guardian Angel Carers hosts open day for residents and local businesses
Event: Together in Care
Date: Tuesday, 3 June 2025
Location: Guardian Angel Carers, 3 Thurlestone Parade, High Street, Shepperton TW17 9AR
Time: 10.00am – 16.00
Guardian Angel Carers Spelthorne is inviting residents, families, and local businesses to its Together in Care community open day on Tuesday 3rd June.
Hosted at its base on Shepperton High Street, the free event is open to all and promises a warm welcome, light refreshments, and a chance to connect with others in the local care and wellbeing network.
Together in Care is a celebration of community support and independent living, offering an opportunity to explore what the future of home care could look like in Spelthorne. Guests will have the chance to meet local service providers and see how compassion, community and innovation are coming together to support people to live well at home.
Attendees can meet a range of local support services offering practical advice and guidance, including:
- Nicola Whate from Grey Matters Consultancy – advice on Attendance Allowance and Blue Badge applications
- Keith Flashman – Will instruction services
- Sarah (mobile chiropodist) – at-home foot care
- Laura (mobile hairdresser) – specialist home styling services
- Akash Patel from Trio Pharmacy – prescription and pharmacy support
- Lodge Brothers – local support and guidance on funeral planning
- The Greeno Centre – community day support and wellbeing activities
- Cllr Maureen Attewell, Shepperton councillor, showing her support for local independent living
Cllr Maureen Attewell, who will attend the event, says:
“This is exactly the kind of care that reflects the heart of Shepperton, thoughtful, local, and focused on keeping people in their own homes and close to their loved ones.”
Lou Cobban, who runs the Guardian Angel Carers Spelthorne branch and lives locally, explains:
“We’re just at the beginning of this journey, but we’ve built these trials around what people here have told us they want: to stay independent, to feel safe and to keep the human side of care front and centre. This is about supporting people in Shepperton, Ashford, Sunbury and across Spelthorne to live well at home for as long as possible.”