Caremark Thurrock Attends Tilbury Library and Hub to Celebrate Extended Opening Hours
Caremark Thurrock attended Tilbury Library and Hub to celebrate the facility’s newly extended opening hours, taking an important step towards greater accessibility for the local community. These extended hours now give more residents, including older people, the youth, and those with support needs, better access to the library’s services and resources.
Tilbury Library and Hub – A Safe Space
Tilbury Library and Hub has long served as a vital part of the community, offering a welcoming space for learning, social interaction, and support. With the new hours in place, more people can take advantage of the library’s facilities, whether they seek books, digital services, or a quiet place to relax. Additionally, the hub provides crucial community services, ensuring that residents can access support, advice, and engagement opportunities with greater ease.
Caremark Thurrock, a leading home care provider, attended the event to reinforce its commitment to supporting individuals across the Thurrock area. We not only deliver exceptional home care services but also foster strong, lasting connections within our community.
Mayor of Thurrock, Cllr Kairen Raper’s Opening Speech
The event drew a strong turnout, with representatives from various local organisations, volunteers, and community members coming together to celebrate the library’s extended opening hours. The Mayor of Thurrock, Cllr Kairen Raper, delivered a thoughtful speech, urging everyone to make full use of the library and its services. With the key takeaway message, “use it or lose it!”, the Mayor stressed the importance of continued engagement and participation to preserve these fantastic facilities and volunteering opportunities for future generations.
Thurrock’s Mayor, was incredibly patient and kind, answering my 6-year-old son’s endless questions. The most inquisitive question asked was, “Why did you become a Mayor?”
Caremark Thurrock Aligned in Shared Values with Jen Craft
Meanwhile, the team at Caremark Thurrock actively engaged with attendees, sharing valuable information about our services that help older people and those with support needs live independently in their own homes. We also highlighted the importance of social inclusion and community engagement in promoting wellbeing. Meeting Labour MP for Thurrock, Jen Craft, and discussing ways to further support the local community, aligned in shared values for Thurrock.
Volunteering opportunities at Tilbury Library and Hub were also a key focus of the event. he library provides numerous ways for people to get involved, from assisting with literacy programmes to helping organise community events. Volunteers play a crucial role in keeping the library a thriving space for all, and attendees were encouraged to consider giving their time to support these initiatives.
Visitors thoroughly enjoyed meeting the Caremark Thurrock team, learning about local support options, and exploring ways to stay connected within the community. The collaboration between Tilbury Library and organisations like Caremark Thurrock plays a key role in ensuring that residents have access to the right resources to lead fulfilling lives.
Tilbury Library and Hub – A Cornerstone of the Community
With these extended opening hours, Tilbury Library and Hub remains a cornerstone of the community, providing essential services that enhance the quality of life for local residents. Looking ahead, Caremark Thurrock takes great pride in its role within the community and eagerly seeks new opportunities to foster support, serve with compassion, and promote inclusivity throughout the borough.