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Demelza Hospice, Sittingbourne Community Project

At Natta, we believe in giving back to the communities where we work by donating our time, skills and resources to support local initiatives. We were delighted to take part in a community project at the Demelza Hospice in Sittingbourne. Natta provided both labour and materials to help towards their outdoor space transformation. The completed work will contribute to a dedicated gardening and workshop area for patients to enjoy.

Demelza Hospice construction community project

From left to right: Erion Ademi, Demelza Corporate Accounts Manager, Patrick High, Van Morgan, Stuart Holmes and Luke Morgan.

 

The Transformation

As part of the construction community project, we carried out the groundworks to support future site improvements. Work began by reducing the dig area in preparation for the workshop foundations, followed by excavating a pit and pouring a concrete slab to form the base for a new shed. The team then cleared the surrounding area before installing the steel columns and beams to support the sleeper wall compost area. Holes were also excavated for the retaining wall posts. In addition, they levelled and filled the ground to create a new maintenance bay. This has prepared the site for the installation of a future polytunnel. In total, the team worked 144 hours on the project, with labour, fuel and materials donated in kind with a value of £5,417.92.

In Sittingbourne, Graham Care appointed Natta as Main Contractor to deliver the full design and build of a senior living care home. This project comprises a 99-bed facility designed to deliver high-quality, accessible accommodation for residents. The scope of work includes external works, car parks, drainage, infrastructure, access roads and incoming services. We are utilising traditional materials, including brick, render, timber cladding, and reconstructed stone detailing. This will enhance the existing style within the site and surroundings.

Demelza Hospice, Sittingbourne - Construction Community Project

During and after the renovation work

 

Demelza Hospice

Demelza Hospice is a charity that provides extraordinary care to children and young people with serious or life-limiting conditions. They offer specialist clinical care tailored to the needs of every family they support.

Natta Social Value

Construction projects have an impact on the surrounding communities. At Natta, we’re passionate about creating a positive legacy through initiatives such as this community project for Demelza Hospice. By supporting local organisations where we work, we aim to deliver meaningful social value alongside our construction projects.

Overall, these improvements will help provide practical outdoor spaces. These will support the hospice’s ongoing operations and enhance the environment for patients, families and staff. A big thank you to the team who generously volunteered their time and expertise to make this project possible.

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