This month, Douglas Court Care Home in Derby celebrated a truly remarkable milestone as resident Esme turned 104 years old. To mark this special occasion, the residents, team, and local community came together with a heartfelt goal: to ensure Esme received 104 birthday cards.
Residents and team members at Kiwi House Care Home recently participated in a vibrant and heart-warming competition to reimagine and redecorate their outdoor terraces. The initiative aimed to enhance the outdoor spaces and make them more enjoyable and usable for everyone.
The competition saw two floors taking on different themes. The middle floor was tasked with creating an English country garden, while the second floor embraced a seaside theme. Residents and staff worked together, bringing creativity and enthusiasm to the project, and the results have been nothing short of spectacular.
Join Us for the “Meet The Manager” Event at Chetwynd House Care Home on Friday 2nd August 2024 at 10am
Chetwynd House Care Home is excited to announce a special “Meet The Manager” event, providing a wonderful opportunity for residents, families, friends, and the community to get to know our new manager. Since her arrival, Carla Kirkham has dedicated time to settling in, getting to know our residents, our dedicated team, and many of the families and friends connected to our home.
The Old Vicarage Care Home in Clay Cross recently turned a heartfelt wish into a wondrous reality for one of their cherished residents, Franky (Frances Noble 81), through their magical “Make a Wish” program. This special initiative is designed to fulfil residents’ dreams, no matter how big or small, bringing joy and creating unforgettable memories.
For Franky, the wish was simple yet profoundly meaningful: to return to Spring Farm, her home and workplace for nearly 60 years. From 1964 until 2023, Franky and her husband George dedicated their lives to running the farm, which is now lovingly managed by her family. The farm holds a treasure trove of memories, and Franky’s wish to visit once more was eagerly embraced by the care home team.
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.
Bowood Court Care Home Residents Delighted by Visit from Baby Goats
Residents at Bowood Court Care Home in Redditch received a surprise visit from a group of adorable baby goats. The visit brought immense joy and excitement, as the residents had the opportunity to have the baby goats sit on their laps, feed them treats, and play with them as the goats wagged their tails in delight.
One resident, Kath, was particularly thrilled by the visit. Her face lit up with amazement as she asked numerous questions about the playful animals, showcasing the profound impact that animal interactions can have on the wellbeing of the elderly. “They are wonderful, look at their little horns” said Kath.
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 Old Vicarage Care Home in Clay Cross, Chesterfield celebrated with the grand opening of its very own traditional English pub and beer garden, The Clay Cross Keys. This exciting event took place this past Sunday, marking a special moment for residents, their families, friends, and the local community.
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.
Douglas Court Care Home in Derby has launched a new sensory garden, an innovative space designed to enrich the lives of residents. The garden, built from scratch and designed with input from the residents themselves, is a testament to the creativity, collaboration, and community spirit of Douglas Court.
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