Activities at Hagley Place Care Home
Activities plays a big part in the care we deliver to residents; activities staff are committed to organising a mix of activities and events for residents and the local community to get involved in, including trips out to local places of interest in our minibus and visits from entertainers and musicians. It is important to us that each individual who we support can get as much from these as possible, so we try our best to arrange activities that reflect their interests and capabilities as best as possible, and encourage them to participate in any way they can. We also encourage relatives to join in with activities and events as often as they can.
Mandy Hayward
I have a long background in the care industry and love to incorporate the outdoors in my activities. This role is very special as it allows me the time to get to know our residents and their families in a deeply personal way.
Read our brochure 'Life-enriching activities' for more information about life in our care homes.
Read our brochure
Activities and Events Partnerships
As part of our bespoke life-enrichment programmes, we host a number of live virtual events in the home on a regular basis through a number of partnerships with places of interest and world class performance companies
Life at Hagley Place Care Home
Valentine's Cakes
Hagley is in full swing for Valentine’s Day, and we had a lovely session baking some bright red fairy cakes to get into the spirit of romance!
Songs for the Brain
Naomi is a 'Singing for the Brain' leader for the Alzheimer's Society, and she came to Hagley to lead a session with residents. It was a brilliant time and everyone joined in.
Birthday Celebrations
Our wonderful kitchen team created an amazing cake and magnificent party food in honour of a resident's 90th birthday.
90th Birthday Celebrations
Joan celebrated her 90th birthday with her family around her here at Hagley Place. Happy birthday, Joan!
Holy Communion
Every mont, we have the local vicar come to give service and then holy communion afterwards. The vicar is kind enough to take around the Eucharist to the less mobile residents.
Clay Therapy
We used clay as a mobility and manipulation therapy, moulding it with our hands and fingers into different shapes to encourage flexibility and movement in arthritic joints.
