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Gift Cafe Christmas Market

Thank you to everyone that attended our first Gift Cafe Christmas Market.  Special thanks to Theatres4all.NW for performing at our market and our wonderful stall holders. We couldn’t have done it without you all! The event was a huge success and we are looking forward to future plans.

Our new Cheshire crochet and knitting club is a big hit

A crochet and knitting club which started in the summer in our on-site café is proving to be a big hit with people of all ages. Established by university student Ciara Moore-Jones, 20, during her summer holidays, the club is free to join and takes place every Monday at the Gift Café in Chapel House …

Our memories of a famous cartoonist

The owner of Chapel House Care has fond memories of award-winning cartoonist Tony Husband who died recently.Tony, a Private Eye cartoonist who famously drew sixty cartoons a week, and chronicled dementia, died last month at the age of 73.Admiral Nurse Cathrina Moore, who is also the owner of Chapel House Care, had known Tony for …

Residents had a frightfully good time at Halloween

Residents and staff in Plessington Court Care Home had a spook-tacular time this Halloween.Geraldine Button, one of the home’s Activity Coordinators, worked with residents on a number of Halloween themed activities and treats.As well as making and decorating scary fairy cakes with red icing, residents showed off their creative skills by making an incredible scarecrow.Geraldine …

We’ve been shortlisted for two industry awards

Chapel House Care is in the running for two prestigious national awards. We have shortlisted in the sixth annual Caring UK Awards, which recognise excellence and achievement within the care sector across the UK. The award categories include ‘Excellence and Innovation in Dementia’ and ‘Best Commitment to Training and Development’. Both of our care homes …

Cheshire Admiral Nurse shares her top strategies for families coping with dementia-related hallucinations

A Dementia Resource Community (DRC) Admiral Nurse has shared her top strategies for families coping with dementia-related hallucinations. Working alongside Cheshire and Merseyside Partnership NHS Trust Community Mental Health Team and the Jocelyn Solly Resource Centre in Macclesfield, Laura Birch is dedicated to supporting families affected by dementia. With extensive experience covering the Macclesfield, Wilmslow …

A welcome from Keith, our Registered Manager

A welcome from Keith, our Registered Manager Keith Ley is Registered Manager of Plessington Court Care Home and Chapel House Care Home. Here he talks about why the home is special and what he finds rewarding about his role. When did you join Chapel House?  I became Registered Manager of Chapel House and Plessington Court in November 2021 after working in …

Puddington’s new look Gift Café is now open

The Gift Café in Puddington village has reopened for the Summer with a new look. The not-for-profit coffee shop, which donates profits to local dementia groups, has unveiled a number of new events and a new menu and is now offering freshly brewed coffee from well-known local coffee roaster Adams & Russell. The Gift Café, which stands for Getting Involved, Finding Talent, …

Care home participates in project with End of Life Partnership to aid reminiscence therapy RITA

We are taking part in the RITA (Reminiscence Interactive Therapies Activities) Pilot Project for Care Homes. The new ‘virtual’ staff member called RITA, which stands for Reminiscence Interactive Therapy Activities, is an innovative evidence-based digital therapy system which allows our residents to use a variety of games, apps and other leisure activities as part of …

A Q&A with Geraldine

Geraldine Button is Activities Coordinator at Plessington Court Residential Home. Here we chat to her about role, what she loves about it and how it makes a difference to the lives of our residents. How did you join the home?My first experience of care was looking after my mother-in-law full time for four years. She …

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