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The Acorns is a care service located in Wakefield, providing support to residents in the local community. The service is committed to delivering compassionate, personalised care tailored to individual needs. With a focus on dignity and wellbeing, The Acorns aims to create a warm and supportive environment for those in its care.
Contact details
- Address
- Wakefield, England WF3 4HB
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- Phone
- +44 1924 824094Unverified — report an issue
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Where is The Acorns located?
The Acorns is located at Wakefield, England WF3 4HB.
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You can reach The Acorns by phone at +44 1924 824094.
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