Celebrating life at Barchester
We celebrate life through everything we do, from our thoughtful experiences and activities to our delicious food. We offer the latest technology as well as sensory engagement to nurture the wellbeing of our residents. With a wide variety of tailored activities and events we make sure our residents have the best physical, mental, spiritual and social stimulation, all bespoke to them. Take a look at what we’ve been up to…
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Flip Flops and Flowers Fundraising
Residents, Families and Staff came together to help raise funds for Salisbury hospice charity. The idea was to see out the last day of January with Flip Flops and Flowers. Flip Flops are a little tricky at Milford House, so it was all about the art, cake and flowers for us. Such a fun way to say goodbye to January and look forward to the Spring whilst supporting our local hospice along the way.
Menopause Awareness
"A book is a bridge where the footsteps of the young meet the wisdom of the old"
A wonderful morning spent with the delightful children from Ferndown First School, reading together, chatting about stories and favourite books.
It's always such a treat when the children visit . The benefits for the children and the residents are enormous. We are looking forward to the next visit already.
Residents touch the future
We are delighted to have added to our services a new high-tech touch pad for the home. A care home which provides expert care to residents with mobility restrictions as well as those living with dementia, the sensory trolley has allowed residents of all capacities and mobilities to enjoy different, sensory experiences without even leaving their rooms.
The specially-adapted, fully-accessible display features immersive technology, which enables users to move shapes, colours and objects through gesture and movement. The touch pad has a number of features designed to help those suffering with dementia to relax; the cart also helps de-escalate stressful and upsetting situations experienced by those suffering with different forms of the disease.
Opera Afternoon
A Fresh Start to the New Year at Port Manor
Bus Trip to the Ark Café in Poole Park
Upton Bay ladies enjoyed a scenic bus trip to The Ark Cafe in Poole Park.Tea, coffee, sunshine, and feeding ducks, geese, swans & pigeons. A lovely morning out.
Home celebrate National Activities Providers Week
Residents at Newton House care home in Grantham have been enjoying a week full of fun, friendship and meaningful moments as part of National Activities Week, celebrating the importance of wellbeing, engagement and connection in later life.
Along with planning and delivering activities, they also create smiles, memories, and deliver laughter each day, making every day brighter whilst celebrating life at Newton House.
Lord Mayor attends inaugural Veterans Café
In order to support ex-servicemen and women in the local community, Meadowbeck launched a new, monthly veterans’ café which The Lord Mayor – Martin Rowley attended for its grand opening on Tuesday 27 January, it was lovely to see some SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity members, as well as representatives from the York Army Museum, who brought along a selection of artefacts for everyone to view.