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Activities at Worplesdon View Care Home

Activities at Worplesdon View

The activities team at Worplesdon View organise and run activities and events for large groups, small groups and individual residents. We include relatives, volunteers and the remaining staff whenever possible and encourage choice and participation from everyone we support. Our programme is planned in advance and is is designed provide tailored, meaningful activities for residents to participate in that will stimulate all senses, whist encouraging mental and physical well-being. We have an activity plan for all residents, and of course, this changes with the needs of each person to keep it up-to-date and useful. Worplesdon View is a fun and dynamic place to live and work, and the secret to this is that everyone is encouraged to see activities as part of their role in the home so that residents are happy and always have something to do.

Read our brochure ‘Life-enriching activities’ for more information about life in our care homes.

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Raju Ahmed

Activities Coordinator

Raju or Raz to everyone I’m a dedicated professional with a strong work ethic and a genuine passion for care and customer service. With experience in hospitality, security, and health and wellness, I bring a unique and compassionate perspective to my role as an Activity Coordinator at Barchester, where I’ve proudly worked for the past three years. Earlier in my career, I ran my own pub, developing strong customer service and community engagement skills. I later worked in railway security, focusing on public safety, before moving to Cygnet as an Activity Specialist, supporting individuals with mental health needs. As a qualified Personal Trainer with a solid understanding of anatomy and biology, I take a holistic approach to wellbeing. I design engaging, personalised activity programmes that help residents stay active, stimulated, and joyful. I love what I do, and I’m driven every day by the opportunity to make a positive difference in people’s lives.

Celebrating life at Worplesdon View Care Home

Toddler morning

The children had their monthly visit to Worplesdon View Care Home to say Hello and interact with the residents. The children enjoyed handing out ice-creams to residents and building towers to knock down.

We ended the session with a singalong, which the residents joined in with. Excellent singing from all!

Brenda's Flower Talk

Brenda, one of our residents at Worplesdon View Care Home, recently gave an inspiring talk on the importance of flowers and how they shape the beauty of our world. The session was warmly received by fellow residents and visiting family members, who thoroughly enjoyed Brenda’s insights and passion.

At Worplesdon View, we encourage all residents and their loved ones to connect, share, and contribute to the welcoming and friendly atmosphere that makes our care home so special.

Anniversary Celebrations

As we celebrate a special couple at Worplesdon View, Maurice and his wife, we’re reminded of the deep joy and meaning found in a shared life.

Their enduring love and commitment inspire us all, showing the beauty of companionship and the strength that grows through life’s journey together.

VE Day celebrations

We had a very memorable day celebrating VE Day at Worplesdon View. The event was filled with music, shared stories, and wonderful company.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us in commemorating this special occasion and helping create such a warm and meaningful atmosphere at our care home.

Falls prevention talk

Worplesdon View’s Falls Prevention Workshop was a great success, featuring an engaging Falls Awareness Quiz, an informative demonstration, expert presentations, and valuable insights.

The residents and family members appreciated the opportunity to learn practical strategies for fall prevention while enjoying a selection of delicious cakes and snacks. Thank you to everyone who participated.

Dementia UK Charity Ball

We had a wonderful day fundraising for Dementia UK Charity. We hosted a lively event with an incredible turnout, and the homemade cakes prepared by our chef were especially popular.

I’m thrilled that everyone had a great time. Thanks to everyone's generosity, we successfully raised £130.00 to support Dementia UK.

100th Birthday Celebrations!

Worplesdon View Care Home resident Margaret celebrated her 100th birthday surrounded by family and friends in a truly memorable occasion. A highlight of the day was receiving a birthday card from His Majesty the King—an incredible honour for such a special milestone.

The celebration was filled with joy, laughter, and cherished memories. It was a privilege to share this moment with Margaret and her loved ones. Events like these highlight the warmth and sense of community that make Worplesdon View such a special place to call home.

Easter trips out!

Residents have enjoyed a variety of outings throughout April, including a coffee concert morning at the cathedral and a lovely visit to Rookers Garden Centre in Worplesdon.

There, they enjoyed tea, cake, and watching colourful fish. We love exploring and staying connected with our local community through these special trips.

Easter Arts and Crafts

Residents at Worplesdon View Care Home enjoyed a fun and creative arts and crafts session. They painted Easter-themed sculptures and decorated eggs, bringing colour and joy to the home.

It was a wonderful opportunity for everyone to express their imagination and get into the festive Easter spirit together. Happy Easter!