Chartwell Manor - Care home in Aylesbury

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We love to play some games at Kents Hill and this afternoon we played one of our favourites... bean bag toss which was very much enjoyed. There was great fun had trying to get the top score too.
Our Brunch club is a great hit with the people living with us.
Saturday mornings in the home we get together indulge in some snacks served with tea/coffee.
There is also a variety of puzzles on hand as we know it's great to keep minds active.
Now open, our stunning new care home
Located at the heart of Buckinghamshire, Chartwell Manor is a purpose-built care home, providing person-centred nursing, residential and dementia care.
With superior care at its heart, and supported by 5-star facilities and 61 spacious en-suite bedrooms, Chartwell Manor not only provides the very best physical environment for those living here, but an opportunity for each person to live life to the fullest.
If using an older Sat Nav unit please use the postcode HP18 0PT.
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The Valentines Day activities are well underway, today Vera made a special gingerbread cookie for her daughter to tell her how much she loves her. In Italian of course!
Every Tuesday we are very fortunate to have Melanie join us to deliver a seated exercise class for residents to support their physical and emotional wellbeing. Each session is super charged with energy and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
This year Knights Court celebrated Diwali in style! Diwali or Deepavali is one of the biggest and auspicious festivals celebrated by Hindus all around the globe. The festival of lights signifies peace and joy, the victory of good over evil, and light over darkness every day. It is one of the most symbolic Hindu festivals celebrate.
Buckingham House was filled with poppies for Remembrance Day 2021. Everyone who lives with us played their part in remembering those we have lost.
A moving day had by all.
In preparation of Remembrance Day, those living with us at Wyndham Hall enjoyed crafting poppies and spending time talking about the different roles they did during the war. One of our residents who is 100 years old was in the land army and generously shared her experiences with the group.
Some more photos of the amazingly spooky ghostly decorations that the people living with us at Wyndham Hall made to celebrate Halloween around our home.
To celebrate Halloween, many of the people living with us at River View decorated pumpkins with spooky faces and coloured in some themed pictures that we displayed across the home for everyone to enjoy.
Our themed activity afternoon included Halloween bingo with our winner being presented with a bag of chocolate gold coins (nothing scary about that we think !