Activities at Wimborne Care Home

The Intergenerational Games afternoon is a highlight for residents and the children from WAVE.

This month they tried magnetic chess, triominoes, scrabble and UNO was back by popular demand. The children played so kindly, with generosity and good humour. The biscuits were demolished and the smiles were broad for everyone!

Wimborne loves a pie and the National Pie Week created a great excuse for residents and staff alike to partake. Chefs Anthony and Hayden made some delicious tasty double crust pies for residents and staff enjoyed a couple made by Home Services advisor Nikki

Residents felt very loved upon receipt of cards and thoughtfulness from the children from WAVE ( We all Value Each Other,the  after school club in Mengham.

We enjoy a lovely relationship with this organisation as well as being loved and supported by our Community!

We share Intergenerational games events with them monthly and fun. laughter and shared enjoyment is part of the cake and coffee experience!

Monthly Billy joins residents and our Community for a little 'Dog Therapy'.

First Friday he simply enthusiastically pulls his owner Sharon in and they have time with every resident who wishes and those members of the community who want some gentle cuddles also. 

He is simply the most popular member of our team!

Despite the January rain, the gardening club work has paid off.

Bulbs and blossoms are everywhere to be seen, green tips abound and there are a few daffs, crocuses and camilias to be seen, just make sure its dry when you pop your head out!

Wimborne is now joined monthly by a group of parishoners from St Mary's and St Andrews, gathered by Rev Jan Fuller. Residents have another opportunity to enjoy some favourites and have the pleasure of companionship and shared voices and music.

Residents enjoyed flipping and tossing, squeezing lemons and sprinkling sugar, the range of toppings sparked much laughter and conversation!

The ‘Pancake wagon’ – their adorned trolley – did the rounds, so those in the  Wimborne dining room, lounge, conservatory, quiet reading corners, bedrooms and even in the bistro area all had the chance for ‘a flipping good time’! Senior Activities Lead Zoe Freeman and second Chef Anthony Hayden ensured there was an endless supply of pancakes, fun and tasty treats.

A lovely day filled with memories, traditions, laughter and good fun. All agreed that it was great to enjoy something that ‘takes us back’ and gives us a touch of familiarity with the option of something ‘new too’.

You can't beat home cooking!

Every day residents enjoy food made from scratch, with love.

Hayden Jones, our Head Chef makes a beloved lasagne, Anthony our second chef is renowned for his light sponges. 

For some residents the perfect fried egg and bacon sandwich starts the day right, for others their favourite soup or  a hearty casserole will set them up.

We 'joke', you can't ever be cold or hungry here, there is an abundance of warmth, deliciousness and smiles abound!