Old Vicarage Care Home Team Member Tackles 150ft Bungee Jump in the Dark to Raise Funds for Residents’ Wishes
On October 5th, Steph, a member of the Activity and Wellbeing team of The Old Vicarage Care Home in Clay Cross, Chesterfield took a leap of faith—150 feet into the air and into the darkness—to raise funds for the residents’ social fund, all in the name of enhancing their wellbeing program.
Resident’s 100-Year-Old Teddy Bear to Get New Lease on Life: A Heartwarming Journey of Repair and Love
As part of the Adept Care Homes Make a Wish program, Ann, aged 80, expressed her heartfelt desire to restore her lifelong bear friend, which has been a constant companion since she was a small child. Originally belonging to her mother, this teddy bear has been by Ann’s side through countless memories, joys, and trials. Adorned in the lovingly knitted clothes crafted by Ann’s mother, the bear represents a deep connection to her childhood and family history. However, after a century of adventures, the bear is showing signs of wear—its once-vibrant fur is now faded, and the stitching has started to unravel.
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!
Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall had the honour of hosting a special visit from three esteemed members of the Inner Wheel, who had the privilege of meeting Mrs. Marjorie Eyre, a true gem of our community. Mrs. Eyre, now 103 years old, founded the very first Inner Wheel Hucknall Club, established in the 1960s.
On Friday, 6th September, Chetwynd House Care Home in Chilwell warmly welcomed local emergency services and healthcare professionals to a special “Blue Light Breakfast” to express their gratitude for the hard work and dedication these essential workers provide to the community.
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!
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!
Residents at The Old Vicarage Care Home in Clay Cross are celebrating a blooming achievement in this year’s Adept Care Homes annual sunflower growing competition. Among the tall tales of gardening greatness, one sunflower stood out at an impressive 7 feet 10 inches, earning a well-deserved runner-up spot in the contest.
Leading the charge was resident Dot and her daughter, whose green thumb and dedication helped her sunflower stretch skyward. “It’s been such a joy to be part of this competition,” Dot said. “I never imagined my sunflower would grow this tall! It’s been wonderful to watch it inch higher every day.”
Chetwynd House Care Home in Nottingham is celebrating a towering achievement after securing third place in the annual Adept Care Homes sunflower growing competition. With a sunflower reaching an impressive 9 feet 6 inches, the residents are beaming with pride.
Bowood Court Care Home in Redditch is basking in the glory of their sunflower’s success, having secured a commendable fourth place in the annual Adept Care Homes sunflower growing competition. Their sunflower, which reached a towering 9 feet 3 inches, has become the talk of the home.
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