Macclesfield's Next Step Domiciliary Care win Coronation goodies in Co-op competition

Next Step Domicillary Care supports 26 adults with physical and learning disabilities that live across three sites in Macclesfield.


By Alex Greensmith

Posted: Thursday, 04th May 2023 10:39 am


Staff and patrons of Next Step Domicillary Care are having a big Coronation party on Saturday. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)
Staff and patrons of Next Step Domicillary Care are having a big Coronation party on Saturday. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)
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A local care provider in Macclesfield has won a Coronation party pack thanks to the Co-op and Macclesfield Nub News

Next Step Domiciliary Care, which supports 26 adults that live across three sites in Macclesfield, supports those with physical and learning disabilities. 

The family-run business applied to win a free Coronation party pack to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles the III.

They were one of two winners of this Macclesfield Nub News and Co-op Macclesfield competition. 

Marie shows off some of the goodies inside the party box. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

House Manager Marie Alcraft explained how they will use the prize. 

"All three of our supported living sites are involved. 

"We have chosen to have an afternoon tea [to mark the Coronation]. There will be lots of bakes that have been homemade, everything from trifles to sandwiches, and cake stands have been brought to us by family members of the company. 

"All houses have also made more decorations." 

Next Step Domiciliary Care provides 24 hour support to local adults with learning difficulties. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

"I really like the bunting the Co-op have given us. It will make Saturday really special. We are thankful to the Co-op and Macclesfield Nub News."

The Party Pack also contains things like recipes, mini-flags, celebratory chalk to draw on the streets, and Co-op vouchers. 

"Next Step Domicillary Care was set up 30 years ago by Tania Kannenberg and her mum," Marie also said.

"It is family-run. Tania's children are involved in management."

Their office is in the old St. Peters Working Institute in Macclesfield. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

"Our role is to support our clients to be as independent as they possibly can, to get them to enjoy life and be involved in the community.

"They love to be included in lots of activities that happen in Macclesfield."

As well as their houses in Ivymeade or Hurdsfield, Next Step also has a site on Windmill Street in Macclesfield, where people get involved in activities to further enrich their lives. 

Macclesfield: You can follow Next Step Domicillary Care on Facebook.

As well as helping people in Macclesfield, Next Step Domiciliary Care provides support across the shires. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

Co-op membership helps support your local community, with great rewards for you too. When you buy selected Co-op branded products and services, 2p for every pound spent goes to you and the Co-op gives the same to local communities.

Macclesfield: Join the Co-op today online at this webpage or in-store.

See Also: Twelve Macclesfield causes the Co-op will raise money for in 2022-23

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