What types of care does Woodhorn Park Care Home offer?

Woodhorn Park Care Home offers Residential care, Dementia care.

Activities at Woodhorn Park Care Home

Activities make up the most important part of all our days at Woodhorn park, so we ensure a variety of social events are available that reflect the interests of all the people we support. In our Memory Lane community, we have group conversations and regularly reminiscence about past experiences, which is something that people living with dementia really enjoy. Many residents love gardening, baking, outings, pet care and gentle exercise, which we provide, along with many other wholesome activities, as it is essential that life at Woodhorn Park is fun and active.

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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 Woodhorn Park Care Home

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Chinese New Year

Residents thoroughly enjoyed taste testing Chinese food and managed to retrieve the sweets from the Pinata after several well-aimed swipes.

Reading Week

Residents visited Josephine Butler Campus School to share stories about their younger days as part of Reading Week. The children were overwhelmed by their stories and realised how easy they have it these days.

Bird Watching

As part of the RSPB Bird Watching Week, Ken, who is a keen birdwatcher, participated in the survey. He settled down with a cup of tea, his binoculars and the documentation and plotted all species of birds who visited our garden. Well done, Ken!

Open Day

We hosted a Downton Abbey-themed open day and became Woohorn Park Manor for afternoon. The team were dressed in periodic costumes whilst residents and visitors enjoyed an afternoon of lawn games, crocquet and boules. High tea mimicked traditional menus from 1920s, and was served from our finest china. There were cucumber sandwiches, a selection of cheeses and chutneys, which could all be washed down with a cup of tea.

Deli-Licious

Patricia, who is married to one of our residents who lives within our memory lane community visits the local Deli -Licious on a daily basis for a cup of coffee and a cheeky sticky bun before visiting the home. Tracy raised £40.00 during the Christmas Festive Period and kindly donated the monies to the resident's comfort fund. Thank you so much Patricia and Tracy for your kind thoughts!