Activities at Falmouth Court Care Home

Residents enjoyed singing along to the Ukulele Orchestra, whilst donations were made to Man Down, a charity that supports men facing mental health challenges.

Music can help lift mood, encourage social connection and support wellbeing, making it a valuable part of life in our home. We were pleased to support such an important cause while enjoying a fantastic performance.

For International Firefighters’ Day, our residents enjoyed a visit to the Falmouth Fire Station. They brought along some homemade cakes to share as a thank you to the crew. It was a warm visit, with time to chat and learn a little about their work. A simple but meaningful way to show our appreciation.

Residents had a fantastic time at Colin's Tea Dance this week, enjoying toe-tapping music, laughter and even a lively tug of war. It's always a highlight when Colin visits, bringing back happy memories and creating new ones for all to share.

One of the regular activities at Falmouth Court is our morning gentle exercise sessions with music and noodles. Residents enjoy moving at their own pace, with plenty of smiles along the way. It was also lovely to have some family members join in too. These sessions help support mobility and strength, while encouraging independence. 

We recently celebrated and thanked all the incredible carers who make such a difference every day here at Falmouth Court. Their compassion and dedication enriches the lives of those they support and bring comfort to families and loved ones.

Our carers often going above and beyond to ensure our residents receive the best care. We are truly grateful for everything they do.

We were delighted to welcome Penryn Camera Club for an afternoon of photography and conversation. Residents enjoyed viewing a collection of images from Uganda, South Africa and a flower market in Paris, which sparked plenty of discussion and happy memories.

Residents and staff at Falmouth court enjoyed sweet Easter treats, with a selection of chocolate eggs shared across the home. It was a simple way to mark the occasion and spend time together. There were plenty of smiles thanks to our Easter bunny, with laughter shared throughout the day. 

Falmouth Court was honoured to host a coffee morning to help raise funds for Children's Hospice South West. 

Residents, families and staff came together over tea and coffee in support of a charity that provides hospice care for babies and young children with life-limiting conditions. Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to this important cause. 

Our residents loved looking through some old annuals recently, kindly donated by one of our resident's sons, sparking lovely conversations over a coffee.

What a wonderful afternoon we had at Falmouth Court celebrating VE Day. Kayleigh led a fantastic singalong of wartime classics and treated everyone  to some wonderful flute and guitar playing.

One of the most touching moments when one of our residents, Sylvia shared something she had written when she was just nine years old.  

A truly special afternoon that reminded us all of the importance of VE Day.

Residents and staff at Falmouth Court were delighted to raise £139.50 for Marie Curie through a recent craft fayre. 

Thank you to everyone who supported the event, your generosity helps make a real difference to people who need hospice care and support for anyone with an illness that they are likely to pass away from.

The first sunshine of the season has arrived and it truly feels like spring is on its way.

Our General Manager recently joined one of our resident's, who enjoys gardening, to the garden centre to pick up a few plants for the garden. There was a lot of discussion about what we should choose and where it should go as we get everything ready for spring.