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7 October 2024Parklands' Quality Improvement Lead Jacqui Ferguson regularly travels to Romania to volunteer for Barking Mad Dog Rescue, a charity that supports abandoned dogs who have endured unimaginable hardships.
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4 October 2024After moving from South Africa to Scotland, former music teacher Moya Boonzaaier found a new home at Parklands Care Homes. Her love of music has transformed residents’ lives, lifting spirits, evoking memories, and creating moments of joy.
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1 October 2024Charities and community groups in the Highlands, Moray and Aberdeenshire can now apply for the Parklands Pathway Fund in October.
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23 September 2024Innis Mhor care home in Tain has celebrated its 10th anniversary with a community party.
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17 September 2024A new study has found that Parklands Care Homes makes a multi-million-pound contribution to the regional and national economy, with its impact set to increase as the care group expands.
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13 September 2024Care homes in Buckie and Keith are planning a series of events to raise money for local cancer groups this month.
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15 August 2024After an illustrious nursing and academic career spanning five decades, Robin Richardson should be enjoying a relaxing retirement. But instead of slowing down, he’s jumped back into the thick of it, bringing his vast expertise to Parklands' community nursing team as his career comes full circle.
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13 August 2024Residents from a Black Isle care home are in full bloom after picking up a string of awards at a local horticultural show.
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9 August 2024Parklands has published a new video to commemorate its Pride 2024 celebrations, highlighting its commitment to inclusivity and diversity.
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6 August 2024Green-fingered residents at Eilean Dubh are blooming with pride after winning two top prizes at this year’s Black Isle Show, and now hope to showcase their skills at other local competitions.
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30 July 2024A Highland ice hockey team has found a way to keep playing even during the warm summer months.
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23 July 2024Residents at two Highland care homes rocked to the sound of Pride as they welcomed performers from the local LGBTQ+ community.
