Activities at Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home

Happy Carers Week! We at Barchester would like to take this opportunity to recognise and thank our amazing carers and all staff members.

We are extremely proud of each and every team member at Barchester for the outstanding care they provide to residents and patients every single day. They consistently go above and beyond their roles, and for that, we are truly grateful.

The Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home, in Stamford Bridge invited members of the local community to a seminar discussing the worries of paying for care.

Guests from the local community had the opportunity to meet Claire and Dawn from local solicitors Hague and Dixon, who will be discussed how to plan for care. Topics will included what it means to have a Power of Attorney, and how to manage care fees.

The Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home marked the 80th anniversary of the D Day Landings by welcoming an incredible group of local army enthusiasts who attended the homes celebrations and brought a selection of military memorabilia and vehicles for our excited residents and guests to interact with.

There was themed musical entertainment by home favourite local band ‘Dark Moon’ and our residents and guests enjoyed a delicious selection of themed meals and snacks.

Following on the excitement of the day’s events our residents and loved ones watched the services that were taking place both in Portsmouth and in France attended by the King and Queen, Prince William and many brave veterans who took part in those dangerous missions so many years ago.

Residents across our services enjoyed a fantastic virtual tour of The Deep, an award-winning aquarium in Hull.

Our residents dived into the underwater world of some fascinating creatures such as sharks, turtles and stingrays.

It was a truly immersive and educational experience that brought the wonders of the ocean right to our screens.

A much cherished colleague at the Stamford Bridge Beaumont has cycled for 24 hours to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society and the homes residents’ fund. Michelle Bishop, Care Practitioner at the home took part in a static 24 hour cycle challenge.

As part of the event we were delighted to welcome the children from the Muddy Boots Nursery who created a collection of cycle jersey drawings and we were visited by Julie Henderson from the Alzheimer’s Society who visited Michelle to cheer her on and give her support.

Residents, their relatives and staff were all very supportive and were there to cheer on the participants as they began the fundraising challenge.

A carer at the Stamford Bridge Beaumont Care Home in Stamford Bridge, York will put the ‘fun’ into ‘fundraising’ with a 24 hour static cycle ride to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society and the Homes Residents Fund on Tuesday 28th May.

Michelle Bishop, a Care Practioner in the home will take part in the 24 hour static cycle and will be welcoming members of the community to join her throughout the day. We’ll be welcoming the children from the Muddy Boots Nursery, local cyclists and there will be live entertainment through the day.