Activities at Trinity Manor Care Home
Activities are an integral part of life at our care home. We want to ensure that the people we support have as much fun as possible during their time with us, so it’s important that our activities programme is created with the interests of residents in mind. Our skilled Activities Coordinators bring a certain uniqueness to the home that can’t be found anywhere else, and which is reflected in the activities they organise.
Bibesh Shrestha
Hi, My name is Bibesh Shrestha, Activity Coordinator
Having more than 10 years of professional experience in multiple sectors at different places have given me the confidence to get involved in any challenging environment where my skills and experience will be instrumental in achieving personal and social goals.
Being a motivator and influencer to the people around me has always been my passion, and also part of my profession. As an Activity Coordinator, my ultimate goal is to transfer my energy and spread my happiness.
Being active and full of energy with humbleness is what defines me and transferring that energy to the people around me has been my prime interest.
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 Trinity Manor Care Home
Out and About in our Community
We are very privileged to have our very own Minibus here, and our residents love to explore our local community. Last week the residents chose a little trip over the border to Somerset and the beautiful Ham Hill.
Ham Hill is a stunning wildlife haven centred around an Iron Age hill fort, offering fantastic opportunities for scenic dog walks, walking, running, playing and wildlife watching with far-reaching views across Somerset. Superb accessible walking route with great views.
Justin Daish Returns
We were thrilled to welcome back the very talented and much-loved Justin Daish Music following his hit New Year’s session with us.
Everyone was joining in a fun-filled afternoon of fun, laughter and singing. We look forward to welcoming you back soon Justin!
Making Dreams Come True
We love to make peoples' dreams come true here at Trinity Manor, so when Deputy Manager, Paul, heard that some of our residents would like to turn their hand at making and tasting cocktails, he was quickly on the case.
Partnering with The Clockspire Restaurant and working with General Manager David, they were able to create a memorable afternoon where cocktails and a delicious lunch were enjoyed.
David Hill, General Manager of Clockspire said; "It was a real pleasure to help Trinity Manor Care Home fulfil the wishes of its residents. Here at The Clockspire, we do what we can to support our local area, and it was wonderful to welcome the residents for one of our cocktail masterclasses. I’m so happy they had such a fantastic time."
Twisted Cider
We love to have local producers, business people and speakers come to our home, learning about their craft or particular interest.
We were recently joined by Twisted Cider who put on a fantastic afternoon of demonstrations of the process of making cider!
They twist up to 16 cider apple varieties on their farm to create the perfect pint, which has taken 12 months of craftsmanship to give their customers an unrivalled natural taste. Their ciders are made without the use of concentrates and artificial sweeteners, making them suitable for Vegans, Vegetarians & Gluten Free.
Table Tennis
We love to learn new skills here, be it a new craft or a new sport! Recently, residents and staff alike took part in a table tennis competition.
Everyone enjoyed taking part and learning new skills. We hope to hold more sporting events like this that encourage hand and eye coordination in the future.
Real Bread Week
We have had a fantastic time celebrating Real Bread Week, surely one of the best weeks of the year!
Overseen by Chefs Marcus and Liam, staff and residents have kneaded, proven, baked and sampled a selection of different breads, from granary loaves and floury batches, breadsticks and pretzels, croissants and pain au chocolat, to brioche, sourdough, ciabatta and focaccia.
All different types of bread were attempted, some more successful than others, but all were a great source of fun and anticipation to see the outcome of their collective baking efforts.
