Langford View and Centurion House showcased OSJCT’s commitment to supporting people living with dementia, sharing advice, guidance and information on specialist care, day opportunities and tailored support for families and carers.
The teams from Langford View and Centurion House, part of The Orders of St John Care Trust, were delighted to attend the Dementia Oxfordshire Summer Information Fair in Bicester.
Representing the Trust were Patricia Pita, Home Manager at Langford View, Enrico Gurion and Marcin Gocal from Centurion House/ Shotover, alongside Helen Dearing, Regional Marketing Manager for Oxfordshire.
The event provided a fantastic opportunity to meet members of the local community, families, carers, and partner organisations, while sharing information about the compassionate, person-centred care and support available across our services.
The team spoke about the recently launched day care service at Langford View, which offers flexible, supportive care, meaningful activities and social connection for older people, including those living with dementia. They also highlighted the range of care packages available at Centurion House, supporting people to live independently with tailored care and assistance designed around their individual needs.
Helen Dearing, Regional Marketing Manager for Oxfordshire at The Orders of St John Care Trust, said: “Events like the Dementia Oxfordshire Summer Information Fair are a wonderful opportunity to connect with our local community, raise awareness of the support available, and work alongside other organisations who share our commitment to improving the lives of people living with dementia. It was fantastic to meet residents, families and professionals from across Bicester and strengthen the partnerships that help people access the right support at the right time.”
It was also a pleasure to meet other providers and professionals working in dementia care across Oxfordshire, sharing ideas, exchanging experiences and strengthening relationships that help improve outcomes for people living with dementia.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat with the team. It was wonderful to meet the Bicester community, answer questions about the support available locally, and make so many valuable new connections throughout the day.