A group of our residents were involved in a trial to test the impact that voice technology can have on loneliness and social isolation. The results were incredible.

Richard devoted his life to providing help and accommodation to anyone who was lonely here in Britain and abroad.

The garden at our care home in Haddenham has been brightened up thanks to the kindness and generosity of local businesses.

The Abbeyfield and Wesley Society is the latest Abbeyfield scheme to join forces with Playlist for Life, a fantastic initiative that helps residents who are living with dementia through the power of music.

Residents at our Westall House Residential Care Home went on an amazing around the world trip in just 31 days, visiting 12 countries from the comfort of their armchairs.

Found in the scrapbook of our founder were two delicate hand-written letters sent to our first ever residents in 1956, from then high school pupils Brenda Barker and Sheila Scott. We're asking the nation to turn into detectives and help us find them. Previously based in Newcastle, the ladies would now be in their 70s.

Residents at Abbeyfield Wey Valley had a fantastic day out at the Silent Pool Gin Distillery, where they enjoyed learning about the process of making gin, its history and origins, as well as talking about why it has become such a popular drink today.

Two alpacas are the newest members of the family at our Armstrong House supported housing facility in Northumberland.

Abbeyfield Court in Locks Heath has become the first Abbeyfield home to be accredited with the prestigious Bronze Award given by The Soil Association's 'Food For Life' campaign.