Activities at Winchester House Care Home

Our activities team are constantly striving to mentally and physically stimulate those we support by organising group and individual activities for anyone and everyone to participate in. There are regular outings in the minibus to nearby places of interest, including the local priory and garden centres, as well as visits from musicians, a wide range of entertainers. We are lucky enough to have a enthusiastic team of volunteers who regularly visit the home throughout the week, and our yearly pantomime is a real crowd-pleaser and is well-attended by residents, relatives and members of staff. Activities are one of the most important aspects of a care home, so it is essential that our team are dedicated to ensuring that residents are entertained, and that life at Winchester House is fun and active.

Enriching life
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Life-encriching activities booklet

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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 Winchester House Care Home

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Working with our Community

This morning, our General Manager here at Winchester House, Liza Burchell and our Customer Relationship Manager Sue Stroud delivered some healthy fruit baskets and goody bag's to some of our professional contacts at Medway NHS Foundation Trust, just to say 'Thank You', for all they do.

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Valentine's Day Celebrations

We so enjoyed Valentines Day this year.

Staff, residents, families and friends filled Winchester House with flowers, cards and sweets in celebration of St Valentine’s Day.

We celebrated the day of love by creating heart-shaped decorations to decorate the home and gifting each other home-made sweets, cakes and treats.

David, a resident at Winchester House’s newly refurbished Marconi Residential Unit, bought and put up red heart shaped lights and decorated the reception area for Debbie our fantastic receptionist.

A good time was had by all.

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Any-one for tea

Afternoon Tea comes in all forms here at Winchester House.  It can be traditional with delicious tarts and fancies , home baked by our resident's or just a good old cup of perfectly brewed tea

Which ever takes their fancy, our residents and staff take every oportunity to indulge themselves with their favourite brew

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ENJOYING NEW LIFE ENRICHMENT SKILLS OPPORTUNITIES

The fun and laughter has continued at Winchester House care home, in Rochester as residents recently enjoyed trying new hobbies and skills. These hobbies Include art and reading clubs, topical quizzes and discussion groups, arts and crafts, pen-pal schemes, sharing letters with local schools and writing poems and even large boad game's

The activities coordinator Amber Aspinal supports the personal interests of residents so they can continue with their individual hobbies in an effort to celebrate life as often as we can. All group and individual activities offer a choice of mental, physical and spiritual activities of people we care for.

 

 

The newly refurbished Marconi Unit

Samantha Whatley  is celebrating the start of a new era, following significant investment to the home’s residential unit Marconi, Samantha is proud to say she is the Care Practitioner of the unit.

The unit boasts eleven beautiful rooms a dining room and a lounge. Its just stunning.

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Blooming Beautifully

Last week here at Winchester House, we celebrated international flower day Our residents had a wonderful time making their own beautiful flower arrangements to display in their room Our brilliant manager Liza Burchell and deputy Agata Szymanska were ready to lend a helping hand with the festivities and a great afternoon was had by all Thanks again to the amazing Just Peachy Florist for providing all the colourful fresh flowers