Care Home Activities & Upcoming Events
Our Activities
Sunday 19th December 2021
Christmas Party
Every Thursday
Carers appreciation staff lunch / clap for carers
Every Monday
Tea and Morning discussions
Every Fortnightly
Wednesday Afternoon – High Tea
Every Tuesday and Friday’s at 3pm- 4pm
Let’s Talk Mental Health
Once a week
Namaste Care activity in form of oil massages
Once a week
Poetry, reading and writing
Every other month
Talks on a variety of subjects
Once a week
Toddlers group
Subject to availability of Volunteers
Home activities such as table tennis etc
Twice a week
2 sessions of stretching/yoga/Pilate.
Twice a week
Physiotherapy
Every Friday
Recitals by students
Once a week
Live entertainers
Once a week
Therapy dogs
Once a month
Spiritual gathering from church and occasional Imams, Hindu Priests visits
Once a week
Coffee mornings at Christ Central Church
Once a week
Community involvement in form of GP surgeries and charities
What we do?
We offer a variety of leisure activities for our residents: board games, bingo, chair exercises, table and floor games. In addition we have a small library with a variety of reading material and regular trips to local libraries. Other activities include Namaste Club, Physiotherapy Session, Musical Activities.
“My Life” software is an innovative piece of assistive technology that is powerful and effective for people with memory problems. Arts and crafts sessions are a regular feature of life in the home and residents are also able to enjoy gardening, cooking, reminiscence and group discussions.
Our Programmes
We offer a variety of leisure activities for our residents. Afternoon Tea at Oatleigh is an established custom and residents choose from an elegant menu of refreshing
beverages and dainty cakes and pastries. We arrange regular outings for those who wish to participate including walks in the local parks and gardening. Parties are regular and popular events. We hold church services for any residents that wish to attend every Sunday.
Assistance is available to help residents use the wide variety of community facilities available, for example, day centre, clubs, cinemas and theatres.
