A warm welcome to our home
Jubilee Lodge offers compassionate, high-quality and individualised dementia, nursing, intermediate and respite care for up to 74 residents. The home is located in the stunning Cotswold village of Bourton-on-the-Water and is just a short walk from the picturesque centre of the village with its attractive shops, tearooms and bridges spanning the River Windrush.
- Dementia Care
- Nursing Care
- Residential Care
- Respite Care
- Intermediate Care
This stylish, modern home offers you a cosy and homely environment, where you can continue to enjoy a fulfilling and independent lifestyle. The public areas provide residents with a choice of cosy and comfortable lounges in which to relax, socialise with family and friends or join in one of the activities that takes place each day. Alternatively, the spacious-bedrooms with ensuite facilities offer a place to enjoy peace and quiet away from the rest of the home.
Our lovely landscaped and accessible gardens are there to enjoy throughout the year. The garden includes a patio, summerhouse, greenhouse and an attractive enclosed garden to the rear.
Services & Facilities
The team
Food
Activities
Events
Pricing and Key Facts
About the team
Our friendly, professionally trained team are on hand around the clock to support our residents, ensuring they spend their day how they wish and enabling them to enjoy a fulfilling and independent lifestyle.
The attentive care team focus on the individual needs of the residents, with a tailored care plan for each person. Their aim is to improve the quality of life for our residents by creating lovely, comfortable, homely surroundings and by providing care, activities and other services designed around each resident’s needs and wishes.
Meet the team
Food
The talented chef and kitchen team prepare tasty, home-cooked meals on site daily from our own kitchens. We source quality produce for our excellent breakfast, lunch and dinner menus. All-day dining is available for lighter meals and snacks and all dishes are carefully balanced to get the best nutritional value and cater for individual dietary requirements and preferences.
Seasonal produce is chosen whenever possible and of course, relatives and friends are always welcome to join us. The menus change daily and the kettle is always on. Our chef bakes every day so there is always a fresh cake for friends and families to enjoy.
Residents are also encouraged to help prepare their own food and to make snacks whenever they choose.
Activities
Whether it’s wet or dry outside, we at OSJCT feel that activities are essential in providing the best caring environment to live in.
Hobbies don’t simply stop when living with us at Jubilee Lodge. We have a dedicated Activities Co-ordinator who works closely with our residents to create a programme of fulfilling activities and events, tailored around each resident’s requests, hobbies and interests. The programme of events and activities provide a source of fun and laughter, to help each resident live their life to the full and make new friendships.
We are also fortunate to have the support of many volunteers of all ages from the local community, strengthening our links to this thriving market town.
Here is a sample of activities on offer:
- Trips to garden centres, cafes, pubs, sporting events, National Trust parks, wildlife parks, aquariums and museums.
- Visit from Pets as Therapy Dogs
- Exercise and wellness activities, for example Seated Yoga, Zumba
- Fun activities with the local toddler and nursery groups
- Board game competitions and quizzes
- Music therapy sessions
- Gardening
- Arts and crafts
- Communal Church services
Download sample activities schedule
With so many well-being activities for body and mind on offer, we also recognise that everyone needs some personal space for relaxation and mindfulness for personal reflection. The cosy lounges offer an opportunity for some quiet time or to host family and friends.
And that’s not all:
We’ve had silent discos, hoe downs, Chinese banquets, Oscar parties and so much more.
Many of the activities feature Reminiscence Therapy to aid those living with Dementia to remember events, people and places using sight, touch, taste, smell and sound.
Events
As we are located in a beautiful and historical town centre, there's never a dull moment. We run regular activities for all to join in:
- Coffee mornings
- Care Home Open Day
- Summer and Autumn fetes
- Christmas parties
View our full events calendar below to see more upcoming events taking place at Jubilee Lodge.
Pricing
Care fees vary depending on the level of care required and this will be confirmed upon completion of a care assessment prior to moving into the home.
Below is indicative pricing for self-funded residents per week.
| 0 | Care Type | Fees From | Fees To |
|---|---|---|---|
| £1 | Dementia Long Term | £1525 | £1645 |
| £2 | Dementia Respite | £1670 | £1790 |
| £3 | Nursing Long Term | £1745 | £1745 |
| £4 | Nursing Respite | £1900 | £1900 |
| £5 | Residential Long Term | £1425 | £1525 |
| £6 | Residential Respite | £1555 | £1670 |
Our home charges self-funder rates for the services we provide. We accept third party top ups for individuals funded by the Local Authority up to the self-funder rate.
We understand that paying for long-term care can often be a complex subject, and with several options available to you it can be confusing. You will find helpful guidance on our Paying for Care page.
Key Facts
The Key Facts document contains information regarding this care home which can be used in comparison with other care homes or can be printed for reference and brought with you when you visit the home.
Meet the team
Our homes' professional services are provided by the Management team, Carers, Nurses and Dementia support teams (where required), Admiral Nurses, Support Workers, Activities Co-ordinators, Housekeeping, Handy Person, Administrators and the home's Chef and Catering team. We also have health professional support from Doctors, Nurses and personal services who will regularly come into the home.
Louise Oldbury-Churchward
Lisa Mustoe
John Smith
Srilatha Dachepally
Kerry Brooks
Head of Dementia Care
Louise has worked for the Trust since leaving university in 2006. Louise initially started as a care assistant and has worked her way up to Head of Dementia Care.
Louise has excelled in her role and receiving a silver medal of merit from the British association of the Orders of Malta in recognition of her work in 2018.
Louise said, “I can honestly say I love my job and cannot imagine myself doing anything else. It is a privilege to be able to spend my day supporting the residents and employees within our home”.
Louise is passionate about the benefits of person centred care as this enables her to provide the support each resident needs to have the best possible experience.
Outside of work Louise can be found enjoying time with her family and going on bear hunts with her daughter in the woods!
Activities Coordinator
Lisa joined Jubilee Lodge in 2021 and has enjoyed getting to know the residents. Lisa loves learning residents’ life stories and enjoys bringing a smile to their faces.
When Lisa isn’t at work, she enjoys spending time with friends and family and exploring new places. Lisa can often be found singing and dancing and enjoys a variety of music from the 50’s and 60’s, modern music, dance music and reggae.
Handy Person
John has been at Jubilee Lodge since 2018, originally starting as a gardener before progressing to the role of Handy Person. John still enjoys working in the garden and keeping the gardens looking nice and tidy throughout the year. John takes pride in all he does and ensures all the bedrooms are decorated to a high standard.
When John isn’t at work, he enjoys spending time with his children. John also enjoys clay pigeon shooting, walking and he has a keen interest in nature.
Bursar
Srilatha joined Jubilee Lodge in Autumn 2021 as their Bursar. Srilatha enjoys the variety the role brings, and she enjoys continually learning in the role. Srilatha enjoys spending time with the residents including completing puzzles & crosswords with them.
When Srilatha isn't at work she spends time with her friends and family, she encourages and supports her daughters in their studies and their musical hobbies.
Unit Lead
Kerry joined the Trust in early 2007, originally as a Carer before completing training to become a Care Leader. Kerry is now a Unit Lead for the Kingham reablement household.
Kerry enjoys working in the reablement setting as she can see the difference in individuals from first coming into the unit, watching their progress through to residents being well enough go home. Kerry says, “It’s very rewarding and satisfying to see residents do so well”.
When Kerry isn’t at work, she can be found walking her dog, Oscar, who is also a regular visitor to the home. Kerry is also an avid reader; she especially enjoys historic books and phycological thrillers! Kerry also loves to visit new places and has been to places such as Australia, Greece, Balearic islands and Blackpool.
