This wooden dolls house was generously donated to Deepdene and our resident Max was able to show off his creativity with his choice of paint colours and design.

Sharing happy memories, life experiences and stories of special occasions from the past, can fill us with good feelings and is such an important part of our lives 

Maureen has been enjoying looking back on her wonderful wedding day photos and sharing memories of this special day.

We received a lovely email from a member of the local community regarding one of our fabulous care staff here at Earsdon Grange.

To the manager,

Beautiful home made birthday cake by our wonderful chef at Heeley Bank Care Home for one of our lovely residents. Looking forward to enjoying a slice with a cuppa. 

Today, at Manorhey Care Centre, we have done a flower arranging class with our residents and made arrangements for our reception areas and lounge spaces. Everybody enjoyed the class and the end results are beautiful.

This is Margaret’s first visit from her son since she came to live with us at Thorntree, as the home went into lock down a day or so later. Margaret has really missed her son Colin, who lives in Perth.

Hydration Champion at The Hawthorns has started ‘Thirsty Thursday’. Last week was flavoured tea, with a variety of teas available for everyone to try. 

Water and milkshakes were also on offer.

Lovely afternoon celebrating one of our resident's and her husband's 60th wedding anniversary on Tuesday 23rd June. 

The Hawthorns prepared the garden for them to enjoy a delicious meal, this was made even more special due to the fact they haven’t seen each other in a couple of months. They  from got to choose what they would like for lunch and it was cooked by our chef. 

This is beautiful Edna. Such a caring, kind and loving lady. Edna loves to be around people and enjoys joining in with different activities. Kirsty, Activities Coordinator arranged an activity that involved planting wonderful flowers within pots, an activity that many in our home enjoyed through the physical movement of digging and deciding how to arrange each plant. For Edna this is not as possible as her poor eye sight means she cannot see where to dig or how to arrange the plants and not even the colour of the flowers.

It was the Queen's 94th birthday and here at Abingdon Court Care Home we couldn't let it go without celebrating!

Organising such an event was so much fun and Kirsty, Activities Coordinator couldn't wait to get it all set up. Kirsty arranged a crown making activity in the week leading up to the party to get everyone in the spirit of being Royal for the day.