Life in Our Care Homes This February
Our Magic Moments activities programme is jam-packed with things to do and learn, places to visit, live entertainment and exercise and relaxation sessions; it’s all about the joy of having fun together.
Whether we’re celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying a cuppa and a chat, we welcome family, friends and members of our community to come along and join us.
We hope you enjoy this selection of pictures showing just some of the activities and events we’ve enjoyed in February…
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Cumbrae Lodge Care Home had a trip to Rugby Park Stadium to take part in Kilmarnock FC’s ‘Football Memories’ programme. Residents enjoyed a slideshow and seeing Denis Law memorabilia as well as being treated to a Killie Pie and a cuppa.
Brockwell Court Care Home welcomed local storyteller, Elizabeth Baker, on ‘Tell a Fairy Tale Day’. Elizabeth entertained residents with the legend of ‘The Lambton Worm’ as well as explaining the origin of the ‘Winnie the Pooh’ story.
Lansdowne Care Home had a day out delving into the history of our planet at The Natural History Museum in London. Residents enjoyed seeing the 83ft skeleton of Hope, the blue whale, as well as the museum’s other unique treasures.
Redwell Hills Care Home were delighted to welcome a very special little visitor who put the biggest smiles on everyone’s faces! Romee is the beautiful daughter of Magic Moments Coordinator, Niamh, and is just 5 months old. Resident, Sheila, said: “It’s made my day having baby cuddles.”
Campsie View Care Home took resident Janet to a lunchtime concert at St Mary’s Parish Church in Kirkintilloch. Janet was thrilled to catch up with so many people she knew and said: “It was just so good to see everyone and be back in church.”
Colinton Care Home residents enjoyed a trip to Musselburgh to admire the scenery on the shores of the Firth of Forth. After a stroll along the coast to take in the fresh air, it was time for a visit to the famous Luca’s café for one of their delicious ice creams!
The Granby Care Home treated residents to a pamper afternoon as part of their ‘Feel Good Club’ activities. Barbara chose to have a relaxing manicure and was delighted with her fabulous nails painted a deep burgundy with gold sparkles, saying: “Amazing. I felt like I was at the nail salon, what a pleasure.”
Emberbrook Care Home residents always look forward to when the children from Dee’s Childminding group come in to visit. The children always have news to share, and the residents, stories to tell. The most wonderful inter-generational friendships are blooming.
Hungerford Care Home residents were treated to a performance of ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ when the Magic Moments team put on a play to mark ‘Tell a Fairy Tale Day’. Resident, John, said: “I really enjoyed myself, it was very funny and great to see the team dressed up as the characters.”
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