Bowood Court Care Home, a leading provider of senior care in Redditch, is proud to announce its nomination and subsequent selection as a finalist in the prestigious Care Home Awards 2024. The care home has been recognised for its outstanding commitment to excellence in the category of “Best for Food, Dining, and Nutrition.”
Douglas Court Care Home, a leading provider of specialised care in Derby, is thrilled to announce its nomination and selection as a finalist in the prestigious Care Home Awards 2024. The care home has been recognised for its exceptional dedication to excellence in two categories: “Best for Specialist Care (Dementia Care)” and “Best for Use of Care Management Software.”
Residents at Chetwynd House Care Home in Chilwell, Notts, recently celebrated with the launch of their new community philanthropy group, the launch of ‘Ladies of Chetwynd House’. Akin to a Women’s Institute group, comprising the remarkable women residing within the care home, this group symbolises camaraderie, empowerment, and community spirit.
At their inaugural meeting, the ladies designed a unique club badge and received certificates of initiation, showcasing their commitment and enthusiasm. Each member brings a wealth of skills and experiences, enriching the group’s dynamics.
The compassionate residents of Moat House Care Home in Burbage have exemplified the power of community spirit through their Knit ‘n’ Natter club, which boasts over 20 dedicated members. For the past year, these residents, alongside their family, friends, and community members, have poured their hearts into knitting beautiful items for premature babies. Their heartfelt efforts recently culminated in a heart-warming visit to the premature baby unit at The George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust in Nuneaton, where they delivered hand-knitted sets to ensure these precious new-borns stay warm and cosy during their hospital stay.
Residents from Kiwi House Care Home in Alvaston Volunteer at Head Ways Charity Shop.
Residents, Terry (81) and Colin (86) from Kiwi House Care Home took their community spirit to new heights by volunteering at the Head Ways Charity Shop in Allenton. Head Ways is a charity dedicated to supporting individuals after brain injuries, providing vital resources and assistance to those in need.
The residents of The Old Vicarage Clay Cross have embarked on a heart-warming initiative to foster community engagement and support their social fund. Over the past months, they have been diligently collecting donations of unwanted books, and now, in partnership with the local Tesco store and its Community Group, they are ready to share the joy of reading with the wider community.
Adept Care Homes breaks new ground with its transformative project, ‘Carer for a Day,’ designed to enrich resident care by immersing directors and support team members in frontline roles. This innovative approach not only strengthens operational collaboration but also nurtures a deeper connection with residents, ensuring their needs are met with unparalleled dedication.
In a heart-warming display of community spirit and fulfilment, Paul Richardson, a cherished resident at Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall, had his long-cherished wish fulfilled through the home’s Make a Wish program. On Saturday, February 17th, 2024, Paul experienced the thrill of attending a live football match, watching his beloved Nottingham Forest face off against West Ham United.
Kathleen Bradley (80), affectionately known as Pat, has long dreamed of returning to Salou in Spain, a place filled with cherished memories shared with her late husband, Ken.
As part of Chetwynd House Care Home’s Make a Wish initiative, which encourages over 500 residents to share their wishes, no matter how big or small, Pat wrote her wish down and placed it in the homes Magic Wishing Well with everyone else’s, not thinking it would ever become a reality. Every month at least one resident is picked at random to see their wish come true.
Paul Richardson (83) who currently resides at Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall made a wish he never thought would come true.
As part of Harrier House Care Home’s Make a Wish initiative, which encourages over 500 residents to share their wishes, no matter how big or small, Paul, who spent many years as a reporter for the Notts Evening Post and a devoted Notts Forest supporter, expressed his desire to attend one last live football match accompanied by his sons and to introduce his granddaughter Izzy to her first ever live game. With the dedicated support of Toni, the Activity & Wellbeing Lead at Harrier House, Paul’s wish is about to become a reality.
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