Adept Care Homes is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of its annual Christmas Choir Competition. This cherished tradition sees resident choirs from all Midlands-based Adept Care Homes gather at St. Catherine’s Church in Burbage, Leicestershire, celebrating the holiday season through song and community spirit.
Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall proudly participated in the local community’s annual Remembrance Parade on Remembrance Sunday morning, paying tribute to the brave men and women who sacrificed so much for our country.
Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall 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 Harrier House’s commitment to delivering exceptional care, support to its residents and its vision to be ‘a superb place to live or work.’.
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.
Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall may have placed sixth in this year’s Adept Care Homes sunflower growing competition, but their sunflower’s 4 feet 7 inches height is a testament to the dedication and care of the residents who nurtured it.
When Roy Kibble (89) arrived at Local Care Home, Harrier House in Hucknall, he was asked one simple question: “What’s your wish for the year?” As part of the care home’s “Make a Wish” program, which sees over 500 residents share their hopes and dreams, Roy’s wish stood out. Due to declining mobility, it had been over three years since he had last met with his close friends at Titchfield Park—a place where they spent many happy years together playing bowls, eating cake, and sipping coffee.
Understanding how much this reunion meant to Roy, the team at Harrier House swung into action. This wasn’t just another wish; it was a mission to bring joy to someone who deserved it.
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.
Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall has been recognised as the winner of the Best for Wellbeing category at the prestigious 2024 Adept Care Awards In Excellence ceremony.
This award highlights the exceptional quality of social and inspirational activities provided to residents, ensuring they enjoy enriched, happy, and fulfilling lives. The accolade celebrates the dedication and hard work of the Harrier House Care Home team, who consistently strive to create a superb living environment 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 Harrier House and Chetwynd House in Nottinghamshire 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.
Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall was honoured to welcome the esteemed Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Cllr Carole McCulloch for a delightful visit and lunch with the residents.
The highlight of the visit was a scrumptious lunchtime meal, where everyone gathered in the lavish dining room to savour a delectable roasted gammon dinner. The Lord Mayor graciously joined in the festivities, engaging in heartfelt conversations, and sharing laughter with residents she frequently hosts at her Charity Lord Mayor’s Tea Dance in the main ballroom at Nottingham Council House.
Before the afternoon’s entertainment commenced, the Lord Mayor was treated to a tour of Harrier House, where she had the opportunity to explore the home’s warm and inviting atmosphere. Colin, one of our residents, even had the chance to don the Lord Mayor’s distinguished chain of office, adding an extra touch of regal flair to the occasion.
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