Celebrating life at Barchester

At Epsom Beaumont Care Home, we believe that spending time outdoors is a wonderful way to support wellbeing and enjoy meaningful moments together. Our residents recently made the most of the beautiful sunshine with a lovely walk in the local community, taking in the fresh air and enjoying each other's company.

After the walk, everyone stopped at a local café for a refreshing drink and a friendly chat. The outing was filled with laughter, shared stories, and plenty of smiles, creating special memories for residents and team members alike.

Regular trips into the community encourage independence, promote physical wellbeing, and provide valuable opportunities for social interaction. Simple activities like these help residents stay active, connected, and engaged while enjoying the familiar surroundings of Epsom.

At Epsom Beaumont, we are committed to creating meaningful experiences that enrich everyday life, supporting our residents to enjoy fulfilling, active lifestyles - one smile at a time.

Epsom Beaumont Care Home proudly took part in Get Barchester Moving Week in support of The Barchester Foundation, bringing residents, relatives, and team members together for a day filled with movement, celebration, and fundraising.

To mark the occasion, we gave our incredible Colossal Footsteps charity walkers a spectacular send-off as they began their remarkable 48-mile challenge. Residents and team members gathered with colourful banners and plenty of encouragement, creating a wonderful atmosphere as we wished them every success on their journey. 

The celebrations continued with a fantastic belly dance performance by the talented Maria Louise. The home was filled with music, dancing, laughter, and smiling faces as residents thoroughly enjoyed the vibrant entertainment. Many had been eagerly looking forward to another performance, and it certainly did not disappoint.

To ensure everyone could be part of the celebration, Maria Louise and her husband also visited residents in their rooms, sharing the music and joy with those unable to join the main event. Their kindness and enthusiasm made the day even more special.

At Epsom Beaumont, we are passionate about promoting wellbeing through meaningful activities that encourage movement, social connection, and happiness. A huge thank you to our amazing charity walkers, Maria Louise and her husband, and everyone who helped make Get Barchester Moving Week such a memorable success.

At Epsom Beaumont Care Home, we are committed to supporting the wellbeing and independence of our residents by providing informative and engaging experiences that help them stay safe and connected. This week, we were delighted to welcome Ellen Maden, PCSO from Surrey Police, who delivered an excellent scam prevention talk for our residents, relatives, and guests.

Ellen shared invaluable advice on how to stay safe online, recognise the warning signs of scams, and protect ourselves and our loved ones from cybercrime. Through practical guidance and real-life examples, residents gained a greater understanding of the different types of scams that exist today and learnt simple but effective ways to avoid becoming victims of digital fraud.

The session encouraged plenty of discussion, with residents asking thoughtful questions and sharing their own experiences. It provided reassurance and increased confidence, empowering everyone with the knowledge needed to stay vigilant in an increasingly digital world. Educational events such as these play an important role in promoting independence, confidence, and peace of mind for our residents.

We are incredibly grateful to Surrey Police for their continued support of our community and for taking the time to educate and empower everyone who attended. A huge thank you to Ellen Maden for delivering such an informative and engaging presentation and for helping to keep our community safe.

We look forward to welcoming Ellen back to Epsom Beaumont for future events and continuing our valued partnership with Surrey Police. At Epsom Beaumont, we are proud to offer meaningful activities and educational opportunities that enrich the lives of our residents while promoting safety, wellbeing, and lifelong learning.

At Epsom Beaumont Care Home, we were delighted to celebrate a truly remarkable milestone as one of our wonderful residents marked her 100th birthday surrounded by family, friends, and our caring team. It was a joyful occasion filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

We were honoured to welcome the Mayor of Epsom and Ewell, Cllr Lucie McIntyre, who joined the celebrations and spent time chatting with guests and our birthday resident, making the day even more special. With beautiful sunshine adding to the occasion, everyone enjoyed spending time together in a warm and festive atmosphere.

Our talented Chef prepared a delicious buffet along with three beautifully decorated birthday cakes, which were enjoyed by everyone attending. The celebration brought residents, relatives, and team members together to recognise an incredible century of life, creating treasured memories for all.         

Oooh we do like to live beside the seaside. How lucky are we to be able to pop to the Bexhill seafront to cool down during these hot summer days. Residents took a trip to see the seafront to have a stroll along the promenade and enjoy an ice cream in the shade. 

Residents, families, staff and members of the local community came together at Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home on 30th July for a special Community Dementia Disco that proved to be a resounding success.

Knowing how much residents enjoy music, dancing and socialising, the team at Stamford Bridge Beaumont organised the dementia-friendly disco in partnership with MG-DJ Disco and Karaoke to bring people together for an afternoon filled with fun, friendship and reminiscence.

A wonderful sunny day for our Summer Fete this year, with a welcome to the local community, friends and families of Snowdrop Place. 

We enjoyed a variety of stalls, a performance from the fabulous SO sound choir and plenty of fun with raffle, tombola, games and the ice cream van. A huge thank you to our volunteers and all who supported the event. 

Resident Ann, had a lovely morning celebrating a special birthday with residents, loved ones and staff. 

We were joined by Misha Sutherland for some live music which included classic 60s hits and traditional Scottish music. There was plenty of fun, dancing and laughs.  

A lovely celebration for a very special lady, creating memories to treasure. Happy Birthday, Ann!