Undergrad students on work placements with Redrow were involved in a project to provide facilities to stimulate dementia patients at Deeside Community Hospital in North Wales. The students, who were undergraduates that were on work placements with Redrow, were not given any money for the project, and instead had to contact firms that were willing to help for free. The students were not given any money for the project, but instead had to contact firms that would help for free to create a sensory garden and an art and craft suite. They also received training from local businesses about how to use their skills as well as advice on what they could do themselves.
Undergrad students on work placements with Redrow were involved in a project to provide facilities to stimulate dementia patients at Deeside Community Hospital in North Wales. The students were not given any money for the project, but instead had to contact firms that would help for free to create a sensory garden and an art and craft suite. They also received training from local businesses about how to use their skills as well as advice on what they could do themselves.