Moat House Care Home in Burbage has been shortlisted as a finalist in two distinguished industry-leading awards: the Caring UK Awards for Care Group of the Year and the National Care Awards for Care Group of the Year (Small) and Training and Development of the Year! This remarkable achievement underscores Moat House’s commitment to delivering exceptional care, support to its residents and its vision to be ‘a superb place to live or work.’.
Moat House Care Home and the Anchor Inn in Burbage are rallying with other local businesses to support its local church with the exciting “Save the Spire” campaign—and they kicked things off with a bang! A lively and unforgettable “Bonkers Bingo” night, hosted by Cathy Bown, Group Activities Support Coordinator from Adept Care Homes and Moat House, took place at The Anchor Inn in Burbage. With the enthusiastic support of Aden, the pub’s dedicated manager, the community came together for an evening packed with laughter, excitement, and generosity!
This summer, residents at Adept Care Homes across the Midlands took part in a friendly battle of the blooms—our annual sunflower growing competition. After months of nurturing, chatting, and perhaps a little coaxing, we’re delighted to announce a tie for the top spot, with two homes achieving a jaw-dropping height of 10 feet 1 inch!
Moat House Care Home in Burbage, Leicestershire recently had the pleasure of welcoming representatives from Leicester City in the Community, who paid a special visit to surprise two residents: Doreen Jelly (97), widow of Leicester City football star Ted Jelly, and Marianne Harry (91), a lifelong superfan and season ticket holder, of Leicester City Football Club (LCFC).
The visit was a heartfelt tribute to the club’s history and its devoted supporters. Leicester City in the Community brought with them an array of memorabilia and historical artifacts from LCFC’s storied past, providing a unique and nostalgic experience for all.
The head chefs from a prominent Midlands-based care home group recently joined their esteemed food service supplier, Creed Food Services, at the highly anticipated annual Food Festival. This outdoor event brought together a collective of manufacturers and innovative suppliers, showcasing fresh ideas and products specifically designed for the care sector.
Innovative Device Transforms Communication for Hard of Hearing Residents at Adept Care Homes
Midlands-based care homes have introduced a ground-breaking device that dramatically enhances residents’ lives, who are hard-of-hearing. This transformative technology was discovered during a visit from local healthcare professionals by the Moat House Activities and Wellbeing team.
The Make A Wish Program at Moat House Care Home has once again brought a dream to life, this time for a resident, June Cole (93). The program recently facilitated her first visit to the historic site of Bletchley Park, allowing her to explore the war memorabilia, artifacts, and equipment that hold a prominent place in her unique history.
Moat House Care Home in Burbage has been recognised as the winner of the Best for Community Inclusion category at the prestigious 2024 Adept Care Awards In Excellence ceremony.
This award highlights the exceptional efforts made by Moat House Care Home to integrate residents into the local community, ensuring they enjoy enriched, connected, and fulfilling lives. The accolade celebrates the dedication and hard work of the Moat House Care Home team, who consistently strive to foster a sense of belonging and active participation for all residents.
Adept Care Homes is proud to announce its exceptional success at this year’s National Care Home Awards, held in London last Friday. The organisation was honoured with two prestigious awards, recognising its commitment to excellence.
Adept Care Homes, which runs 7 care homes in the midlands, including Moat House Care Home in Burbage, Leicestershire received the Gold Award for Outstanding Smaller Care Group 2024 and was named Best for Training and Development. These accolades underscore the group’s unwavering commitment to providing exceptional care and fostering a culture of continuous improvement and growth.
Residents at Moat House Care Home in Burbage, Leicestershire were surprised by two fluffy Alpaca visitors during their afternoon tea.
The Alpaca Pals, Dante and Dustin, paid them a delightful visit. The residents enjoyed an afternoon filled with cuddles, laughter, and joy as they interacted with their fluffy friends, creating cherished memories.
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