Residents at Queens Manor Care Home absolutely love welcoming Bramble the Therapy Dog each week. Bramble visits alongside her mum, Tina, and their visits always bring smiles, comfort, and companionship to everyone they meet. Residents thoroughly enjoy spending time with them both and look forward to their weekly visits.

Coming together to enjoy the incredible power of music, how it sparks cherished memories and helps make connections.

We always ask our residents a very special question…

❤️ “Is there something you’ve always wanted to do but never had the chance?”
❤️ “Or is there something you used to love doing that you’d love to experience again?”

Because we believe that growing older should never mean giving up on the things you love or missing out on making new memories! 💕

When a group of our residents told us they would love a trip to the theatre to watch some Irish dancing, we knew we had to make it happen! ☘️💃

So, when we spotted that Malvern Theatres were putting on a fantastic production by Rhythm of the Dance, well… how could we possibly resist?! 🎭✨

And off we went! 🥰

Now, anyone who has been to the theatre knows that taking photographs isn’t always easy, especially as photography isn’t permitted during performances! 📸 But we couldn’t let such a special outing go by without capturing a little memory to treasure. ❤️

For us, it’s about so much more than a trip to the theatre. It’s about listening to our residents, making their wishes a reality, bringing back treasured memories and creating wonderful new ones along the way. 💕

Because life doesn’t stop when you move into a care home, there are still adventures to be had, experiences to enjoy and memories waiting to be made! 🌟

💖 This is what retirement living should be all about! 💖

A fantastic afternoon with Ronan and his animals from ZooLab with a spooky Halloween twist!  We learned fun facts and even got to hold some of the animals

Resident's and staff at Tewkesbury Fields came together to observe a two minute silence, surrounded by the beautiful poppy display they had lovingly made together to remember and honour all those who sacrificed so much

Where has the time gone! Queens Manor Residents had a lovely day out at the Botanics this week, and checking out the Christmas Stock. Fabulous Day!!

Thank you to Bob Seymour for regularly playing such a great variety of music to our residents. Seeing our residents tapping their feet, singing along to favourite songs, clapping their hands and enjoying a dance, it's a reminder of how music has a magical way of encouraging movement and lifting spirits. 

Our lovely residents recently enjoyed two very special occasions as we all came together to mark Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day. 

We began with a wonderful afternoon of live entertainment, featuring a moving performance that allowed for everyone to reflect, remember and pay tribute to those who have served and sacrificed so much. We were also delighted to visit St Thomas More Catholic Primary School, where are residents were warmly welcomed to a beautiful Armistice Day commemorative service. The children had lovingly created their own hand made wreaths, hymns were sung, and our residents were each presented with a beautiful knitted poppy to take home. It was particularly special to share this occasion with the younger generation, bringing our community together across the generations to remember, reflect and honour the past. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped make these occasions so meaningful.