Activities at Snowdrop Place Care Home

We are proud share our Managing Director, Natasha Lazovic, is taking part in a Charity Cook off for the Barchester Foundation which takes place on the 29th of May.

The event is to raise awareness and funds for Barchester's Charitable Foundation, who do incredible work supporting vulnerable people and helping connect them to their local communities, combating isolation and loneliness.

Natasha will be going head to head in some healthy competition with her colleagues from the other divisions in the company and on the day Natasha will have to cook a main course and a dessert, crafted from her own recipes, which will be judged on creativity and taste by members of Barchester’s Executive Team.

We wish her the very best of luck and if you would like to support Natasha and give to this very worthy charity please use this link here to donate.

The Brownies of the 6th Hedge End Brownie group joined us for board games & fun last night, they brought along some classics & a few new games to play with the residents.

The fishing game seemed to be the game of choice with giraffes in scarfs also being a big hit with everyone.

The residents thoroughly enjoyed themselves playing old & new games. Some residents who had been girl guides were very intrigued swell in how different girl guiding is today & how much it has changed over the years.

A massive thank you to Brown Owl Ali Noyce and the 6th Hedge End Brownies for a lovely evening.

The children from Berrywood Primary School entertained our residents with songs from their spring concert.

Our residents had a fabulous afternoon listening and singing along to their favourite songs performed by the children

Residents and staff at Barchester's Snowdrop Place care home in Hedge End had an enjoyable Easter celebration with a range of activities. These included an Easter fun day and market, Easter biscuit making, and a visit from local preschool children. The residents also enjoyed egg painting and an Easter church service. They had a delightful Easter meal of roast lamb with all the trimmings, prepared by the chef. The residents appreciated the effort put into the Easter celebrations and had a wonderful time with family and friends.

Residents and staff from Snowdrop Place Care Home in Hedge End enjoyed a visit to their local theatre to see “On the Beach,” an interactive sensory experience for people living with dementia. The immersive story of a day in the life of a working beach was performed through dance, music, and non-verbal storytelling. One resident said, “It was such a wonderful experience, it felt like we were really at the beach - the sounds and colours were fantastic. I wanted to take off my socks and shoes and go for a paddle!”

Snowdrop Place celebrated Nutrition and Hydration Week with lots of yummy, wholesome food, thirst-quenching beverages and some interesting activities along the way. Nutrition and Hydration Week aims to highlight, promote and celebrate improvements in the provision of nutrition and hydration locally, nationally and globally So staff devised an exciting and fun week of activities with everything from cocktails and mocktails, a super snack trolley with crudités, dips and other healthy nibbles to an ice cream sundae station where residents came along to make their own creations