Two residents from a Sindlesham care home got into the Christmas spirit with a trip to a local restaurant.
Les Langley and Michael Holdstock from Prince Phiilip Duke of Edinburgh Court a generous meal at a local carvery.
Accompanied by Sharon Fletcher, one of the home’s activities co-ordinators, they enjoyed the festive atmosphere with carols playing, Christmas decorations on the walls nd, above all, the aroma of hot turkey and stuffing.
Les said: “Excellent food and excellent company.
“My first taste of turkey this year, plus a gorgeous slice of gammon. I did have my traditional Brussel sprouts too.”
Resident Michael agreed, adding: “Wonderful company and wonderful food.
“I enjoyed a nice Guinness amongst friends, so it’s been a very nice way to begin the Christmas celebrations.”
To better support residents, Sharon focuses on one-on-one and small group interactions, which include out-of-home activities.
She said: “These activities allow us to provide individual quality time and strengthen friendships.
“Also, mixing with the wider community is a vital way of enriching our lives.
“Day-to-day emotional experiences support our residents’ and staff’s wellbeing.”
This is the first of many events for the Christmas season at Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court.
Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Court is run by RMBI Care Co, which is part of the Masonic Charitable Foundation.
For more information visit www.rmbi.org.uk.
