Inglefield Nursing & Residential Home had the pleasure of hosting an exceptional event that turned an ordinary November day into a memorable celebration of culture and compassion. Last Saturday (11th November ), residents and staff were treated to an awe-inspiring performance by The Pearl of Africa Childcare, a non-profit group touring the UK with a mission to support the children of Uganda. The day began with a palpable sense of anticipation as the residents gathered, curious and excited about the day’s event. As the performers took the stage, their vibrant costumes and infectious energy instantly captivated the audience. It wasn’t just a performance; it was a cultural journey, transcending borders and bringing a piece of Uganda to the heart of the nursing home. The group’s mission to raise awareness and funds for Ugandan children’s education resonated deeply with everyone present. The performance, a blend of music, dance, and storytelling, was not only a feast for the senses but also a meaningful gesture of global unity and compassion. The emotional response was overwhelming. Residents were visibly moved, with some finding joyous tears in their eyes, reflecting the profound impact of the experience. Staff members, equally touched, shared in the residents’ delight, witnessing firsthand the power of music and dance to uplift spirits and bridge cultural and generational gaps. The home manager expressed admiration for the event, noting its significance in creating intergenerational and intercultural connections. Barbara, a resident, praised the group for their uplifting presence and their dedication to such a noble cause.
PEARL OF AFRICA CHILDCARE ENTERTAIN INGLEFIELD RESIDENTS
A
A
- Trending
- Comments
- Latest
3 CARS INVOLVED IN MAIN ROAD CRASH AT HALE COMMON
18th July 2026
FIELD BLAZE NEAR RYDE AS TINDERBOX CONDITIONS CONTINUE
18th July 2026
SANDOWN SET TO LAUNCH ISLAND’S CARNIVAL SEASON THIS SATURDAY
23rd July 2026
NEW DRUGS DOGS TO SUPPORT POLICING ACROSS THE ISLE OF WIGHT
23rd July 2026
TOP STORIES THIS WEEK
-
FRIENDS’ DAY TRIP TO THE ISLE OF WIGHT ENDED IN TRAGEDY MAIB REPORT REVEALS
-
3 CARS INVOLVED IN MAIN ROAD CRASH AT HALE COMMON
-
WIGHTLINK FERRY CREW RESCUES CROSS-SOLENT SWIMMER STRUGGLING AGAINST THE TIDE
-
FIELD BLAZE NEAR RYDE AS TINDERBOX CONDITIONS CONTINUE
-
MAN ARRESTED AFTER EAST COWES E-BIKE COLLISION LEAVES 22-YEAR-OLD WITH SERIOUS INJURIES
.
Sign up to our daily newsletter
Sign up to the daily newsletter and to get our top Isle of Wight news stories sent to you inbox every day.

© 2024 Island Echo Ltd. (10015091) is a company registered in England and Wales. Registered address: Fortis House, Cothey Way, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 1QT. VAT: 358464857 (V5)


























































































The 7:50am was cancelled Sat.Phoned up and asked Friday if it was runing and told it was.Then the Midnight Redfunnel from Southampton was cancelled.So had to wait 4:30 hours for next one.
This company are a absolute joke
You have to wonder why, with 4 vessles on the books, they are struggling to run a one-boat service. Staggering incompetence or adjusting to demand (ie maximising profits)?
Incompetence and greed.As soon as you had to book online and book the ferry time both Solent ferry companies can see what ferries are not going to make money and pull them.They can also charge top dollor if the ferry is busy.
These greedy companies need regulating and thier tangled financial webs unpicked