Care home residents enjoy arts and crafts community day out
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 09:33 · Archive
Residents from Hurstwood View care home in Uckfield visited Holy Trinity Church in High Hurstwood to admire arts and crafts displays created by local artisans. The displays featured floral arrangements in vivid autumnal colours and were designed for the community to enjoy.
After touring the exhibits, residents spent time in the church with coffee and cake whilst chatting with the care home team. Esther, general manager at Hurstwood View, said: 'Taking residents out of the home and into the community is a complete joy for everyone. These are powerful ways to boost mental health and improve their overall quality of life.'
Hurstwood View is operated by Barchester Healthcare and offers nursing and residential dementia care for 63 residents, including respite and long-term stays.
How it is being reported
- Lewes care home residents get creative on National Day of Arts In Care HomesSee the latest news from Your World at https://www.sussexexpress.co.uk/your-worldChichester Observer · 14 Oct, 08:59
- Care home residents enjoy colourful arts and crafts day outCare home residents enjoyed a colourful day out at community arts and crafts displays.The Argus · 14 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Hurstwood View · Holy Trinity Church · Uckfield · High Hurstwood · Barchester Healthcare
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