Gregory House in Grantham took part in an innovative programme to encourage the use of music to promote engagement, participation and communication between residents and care staff. This in turn contributed to an environment where they are happy to live and work.

Langford View recently welcomed officers from Thames Valley Police to their ‘Blue Light’ coffee morning during which the officers were offered a free bacon sandwich and hot drink.

Monkscroft Care Centre in Cheltenham’s latest Monkscroft Café was especially Oscars themed.

Residents at Goodson Lodge enjoyed a trip to Oakham Treasure’s last week. Leaving the home by minibus at 10:00am they headed off to Bristol.

The Lakes Care Centre in South Cerney thanked their volunteers for all their hard work by hosting a High Tea celebration.

The Elms in Stonehouse has worked with their local primary school to make music with the support of Gloucestershire Academy of Music.

Monkscroft Care Centre in Cheltenham held their annual Christmas Fayre at the weekend and it was well attended by residents’ family, our volunteers and the local community.

From the 22nd to the 28th of February Avonbourne celebrated a number of different decades, starting with the 1980s. Joining other The Order of St Johns Care Trust Care Homes across the country to help bust some of the myths about living in a care home in the annual ‘I Can’t Believe It’s a Carehome’ challenge.

Spencer Court Care Home in Woodstock opened its doors on Wednesday 6th March and welcomed the local community along with family members of those living with dementia for a very special afternoon tea.