Activities at Wilsmere House Care Home
Most days, you will find our Activities Coordinators doing a range of different activities with residents, whether that be in a group setting or on a one-to-one basis. It is important that our activities team are passionate about the social events that we provide, and are dedicated to delivering an activities programme that reflect the interests and capabilities of those we support, so that life at Wilsmere House is full of fun.
Read our brochure 'Life-enriching activities' for more information about life in our care homes.
Read our brochure
Activities and Events Partnerships
As part of our bespoke life-enrichment programmes, we host a number of live virtual events in the home on a regular basis through a number of partnerships with places of interest and world class performance companies
Life at Wilsmere House Care Home
Pet Therapy by the Lake
There’s nothing better than a nice summer’s day out at the lake, accompanied by man's best friend. Bella and Archie were delighted to meet us.
Employee of the Month - July
Dawn was nominated by families and staff at Wilsmere House for her patience when attending to residents and the ability to smile when things get a bit challenging. She has been a staff member at Wilsmere for over 9 years and has always been an example for the rest of the team to follow,
Well done for all the hard work!
Unbreakable Friendship
Bentley Wood Secondary School work experience student found a familiar bond with two residents; she said she had no idea they would share the same interests and they even dance to modern pop music.
Flower Arranging
Every Monday, you can find a group of residents arranging flowers and doing the vases for the dining tables. They are often encouraged to complete tasks that they would normally do in their own home.
Wild Science
Residents had a fun-filled afternoon with animals from Wild Science. They had the pleasure of meeting snakes, iguanas, frogs and hedgehogs.
Summer Picnic
Residents and families of Wilsmere House had a lovely picnic at Eastcote House, where everyone could enjoy the gardens and were fortunate enough to meet a volunteer archeologist who came over to share some of their findings on the day.
