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Radfield Home Care announces community partnership with Worcestershire Cricket Foundation

18 February 2026

Written byMadeleine Bradley

Radfield Home Care announces community partnership with Worcestershire Cricket Foundation

Radfield Home Care Worcester, Droitwich & Malvern is excited to announce an official community partnership with Worcestershire Cricket Foundation, supporting their inclusive cricket and other community sports programmes with an enhanced focus on wellbeing, connection and community.

The Worcestershire Cricket Foundation uses sport to help people improve their physical health, confidence. and social inclusion across Worcestershire. Through initiatives such as Parkinson’s UK seated sports sessions and Worcester Walking Cricket, the Foundation provides welcoming, supportive environments that enable people of all ages and abilities to stay active and engaged.

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Supporting local health and inclusion

As part of this partnership, Radfield Home Care will work alongside the Foundation throughout the summer months to enhance the overall session experience through free wellbeing cafés.

By offering hot drinks and a relaxed social space alongside seated and outdoor activities, the cafés help encourage attendance and ongoing participation, supporting the delivery and sustainability of the Foundation’s sessions. They also create a welcoming environment for carers, offering them time to rest, connect with others and enjoy a moment of support while their loved ones take part in activities.

Elsa-Marie Evans, Head of Community Programmes at Worcestershire Cricket Foundation, said:

“We’re really pleased to be partnering with Radfield Home Care to enhance our Parkinson’s UK sessions and Worcester Walking Cricket sessions with free wellbeing cafés. Having that time after sessions for a cup of tea or coffee, a biscuit, and a chat can make a huge difference. It’s not just about the cricket, it’s about connection, conversation and supporting our participants’ overall wellbeing. We’re excited to offer that extra bit of social time and care to everyone involved.”

Strengthening community connections in Worcester

A Radfield Home Care spokesperson added:

“At Radfield Home Care, we believe wellbeing is built through movement, connection and community. Worcestershire Cricket Foundation delivers outstanding cricket and other sports programmes that bring people together in inclusive, supportive ways. By introducing wellbeing cafés, we’re proud to support attendance, strengthen the Foundation’s sessions and provide a welcoming space for carers as well as participants. Together, we’re helping people feel supported, connected and valued within their local community.”

Together, Radfield Home Care and Worcestershire Cricket Foundation are committed to strengthening community wellbeing across Worcestershire by aligning inclusive sport with meaningful social connection and support.

If you would like to learn more about how we support people to stay connected to their communities, or would like to chat with our friendly team then please reach out to us!

You can also click here to view the full range of services we offer at Radfield Home Care Worcester, Droitwich & Malvern.

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Madeleine Bradley

Madeleine Bradley

Community Engagement Officer

Community Engagement Officer dedicated to building strong local connections and promoting compassionate, person-centred home care with Radfield.

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