Our homes offer a wide range of activties and trips tailored to our residents preferences and interested. This includes a range of trips to local attractions, cinema nights, exercise classes to improve wellbeing, through to live performances from musicians and bands, and pets visiting the home.
Residents and staff of Kenyon Lodge Care home came together making an array of cakes, to support the “World’s Biggest Coffee Morning”. We coffee and tea flowing and cakes galore their fundraiser was a huge success! Well done to everyone for supporting this fabulous cause.
Aaron Court residents were on the right tracks at a day at the Great Central Railway museum. So much to see and do with their stories told and memories shared especially when one of the glorious steam train came into sight and pulled into the station. Mind the gap everyone.
Today residents of our Farnworth Care Home built a new friend, a dinosaur. They had so much fun with this creation who is loved by so many. Apparently it is a lady dinosaur but a name not yet decided. Maybe Diana Saur?
Our residents at Primrose Hill were all shook up and could not help falling in love with this Elvis impersonator. Known for his little less conversation, it was now or never that they were tapping their feet to his well loved songs. They would not be lonesome tonight with these tunes. Thank you very much!
But I be done seen about everything! Celebrating World Elephant Day with our residents of Kenyon Lodge Did you know that elephants get their task, which are actually large incisor teeth when they are two years old and they eat about 150kg of food a day, equivalent of 150 bags of chips for us! Amazing
What I hear you say, a day trip to the Science and Industry Museum! our residents at Kenyon Lodge had so much fun exploring and interacting with exhibits at the museum which displays innovations and ideas that started life in Manchester 250 years ago! How do you lift a mini?
Kendal Care Home residents took part in the National Storytelling week. It amazing to hear the wonderful stories our residents could tell, especially about their families and friends Some sad but all inspirational. As the say the best way to teach people is by telling a story! What is your favourite story?
Residents at our Kendal Care Home has an really interesting day learning about bats on National Bat Day! Did you know that there are 1240 species in the world and that they are the only true flying mammals in the world! Up above the world you fly, like a tea-tray in the sky!
A fantastic day out for our residents of Wrottesley Park Care Home with a trip to the Royal Air Force Museum in Cosford wih an amazing display of aircraft’s , tanks and war memorabilia and loads more of interactive displays. Our residents were flying high!
Oh what a fantastic day our residents of Abbey Lodge Care Home had with a visit to the seaside. Ice creams for all and a new found friendship formed….
