Activities at Meadow Park Care Home

Residents across our services had a fantastic time joining Mandy Morrow for a virtual walking tour to learn about the ‘Herstory’ of Mayfair. The Mayfair of Nightingales may be long gone but it still holds a 20th century charm. Birthplace to the late Queen Elizabeth II, home to one of WWII's most decorated female war heroes and a tale of a wealthy Aristocrat and one of France's favourite designers.

We were delighted to take a walk down memory lane and discover stories from one of London's most iconic areas.  The experience was truly enjoyed by all.

We have welcomed back some familiar faces to Meadow Park, residents who have stayed with us on respite, and have since settled back into the community.

Marlene, Sylvia and Pat have enjoyed catching up with residents they became close to at Meadow Park. They enjoyed chatting over lunch and a nice cup of tea. It’s nice to stay in touch and everybody really enjoyed it, with resident wanting it to become a regular thing.

On the 16th of March 2011, our lovely Violet came to live with us here at Meadow Park, a character to say the least, popular with her friends, and always willing to help. Violet loved the Be-Ro Book and shopping at John Lewis, a very proud family lady, who always talked about her children and grandchildren.

Born 100 years ago in 1923, when King George V ruled the United Kingdom, Insulin was introduced to treat diabetes and it cost 1p for a pint of milk.

Violet celebrated with all of her family at Meadow Park, where they all shared fond memories to mark this occasion, with a tea party and a bottle of bubbly. Violet also received a card from King Charles and Queen Camilla.

National ice cream day went down a treat at Meadow Park. Our local ice cream man ‘Skippy’s Whippys’ came to serve us the most delicious Mr Whippy ice cream, smothered in monkeys blood and topped with a Cadburys chocolate flake.

Residents have loved being able to go out to the ice cream man and get an ice cream, everyone was delighted at the sound of his chime when he entered the car park, it sure did bring back lots of happy memories.

Residents across our homes had a fantastic time during a special live virtual event, led by Jennifer and Emily from Dogs Trust, the UK's largest dog welfare charity. Jennifer and Emily took us on a journey to discover the rich history of Dogs Trust and their facilities.

Using captivating video and photo footage, our residents were able to explore rehoming centres and learn more about the highest level of welfare offered there. It was a delightful experience for everyone, especially our dog lovers.

Our Dads, Grandads and Great Grandads have been celebrated and honoured for Father’s Day, Our canny Lads were waited on hand and foot, the enjoyed a gentleman’s club where they shared story’s about their kids, and grandkids, and what it meant to them being a dad, they were showered with drinks, snacks and cards to celebrate the day.