April’s Events

Birthday greetings for April go to: Margaret on the 8th, Jean on the 11th, Basil and Audrey on the 13th , Jean on the 18th , John on the 29th

Mon 1st
April
2:00pm All over Pet therapy with the guinea pig
Tues 2nd
April
4:00pm Pink Lounge Cinema Club
Wed 3rd
April
2.00pm All over Tea and Gossip
Thurs 4th April 11:00am Pink Lounge Sally is back with her popular yoga class
Fri 5th
April
3:00pm Dining Room Singing for the Brain
Sat 6th
April
11:15pm All over Past and Present – share a memory
Sun 7th
April
2.00pm All over Memory Lane
Mon 8th
April
2:00pm All over Take a trip down memory lane
Tues 9th
April
4:00pm Pink Lounge Cinema Club
Wed 10th
April
4.00pm Pink Lounge Songs and Music
Thurs 11th April 11:00am Pink Lounge Sally is back with her popular yoga class
Fri 12th
April
2:00pm All over Take a trip down memory lane
Sat 13th
April
11:00am Blue Lounge Past and Present – share a memory
Sun 14th
April
2.00pm All over Singing for the Brain
Mon 15th
April
4:00pm Pink Lounge Cinema Club
Tues 16th
April
2.00pm Pink Lounge Singing Therapy
Wed 17th
April
11am Pink Lounge Tea  Dance
Thurs 18th April 11:00am Pink Lounge Sally is back with her popular yoga class
Fri 19th
April
3:00pm Dining Room Singing for the Brain
Sat 20th April 2:00pm All over Pet Therapy with the guinea pig
Sun 21st April 11:15am All over Past and Present – share a memory
Mon 22nd April 3:00pm Dining Room Singing for the Brain
Tues 23rd April 2.00pm All over Tea and Gossip
Wed 24th
April
4:00pm Pink Lounge Cinema Club
Thurs 25th April 2.00pm All over Memory Lane
Fri 26th
April
2.00pm All over Take a trip down memory lane
Sat 27th
April
2:00pm All over Pet Therapy with the guinea pig
Sun 28th
April
3:00pm Dining Room Singing for the Brain
Mon 29th
April
11.30am Pink Lounge Communion with Rev. Dave
2.00pm All over Past and Present – share a memory
Tues 30th
April
3:00pm Dining Room Singing for the Brain

These are our core of activities which often involve 3rd parties and happen on certain dates.  However there are a vast number of other contacts which centre around individuals and their needs which are not scheduled but take place at any time.  These include such things as  housework; perhaps wiping up some plates or helping to fold towels.  We also encourage and support residents in looking after our little group of animals, perhaps by preparing their food.  There may be shopping trips or a short, local walk.  An individual need might also be to share a cup of tea and a chat or to listen to music which might evoke their younger days or happy (or sad) memories.  We may need to offer comfort, support and re-assurance at times when people are unhappy or just confused.  Help with reading letters or newspapers is also an important way of supporting our residents to keep contact with their families and the wider world.  Overall our aim is to promote actively the mental, emotional and physical wellbeing of our residents by providing a stimulating, supportive environment which respects their dignity, listens to their wishes and responds to their needs  hor-ver