Staff member at Sleaford-area care home lifts residents’ spirits with colourful masks for colleagues

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A creative member of staff at a care home on the outskirts of Sleaford has been helping raise spirits among residents by making colourful masks for her colleagues.

Judith Mableson, a carer at Holdingham Grange, in Whittle Road, has made about 30 of the masks in total for herself and co-workers.

Featuring an array of patterns, including flowers, hearts, birds stripes and kitchenware, they have been made out of spare material Judith had at home.

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The site’s registered home manager, Hazel Whittaker, said the items have been a hit with staff and residents alike.

“Her colleagues loved them and they were soon snapped up,” she said.

“They make our residents smile in a very stressful time away from their families,” she added.

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