Residential Care Home
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Day Care With a Difference

Close and personal

At Heron’s Lodge Day Care we like to keep it close and personal, and have decided to cater for up to 12 individuals per day.

We want to ensure that we create a fun, warm, and happy environment for those who may need a little entertainment to mix up the week, or to give family members a well-deserved break.

We want to ensure that those who attend are stimulated through both mental and physical activities to suit the needs of the individual. We provide something for everyone in a fun, comfortable and safe environment.

The lodge consists of two large lounge areas and one open planned kitchen/dining area overlooking the views of the beautiful country side.

Opening hours: 10am-4pm Tuesday to Friday. 

Phone: 01237 475517

Email: [email protected]

 

Learn more on our Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/heronslodgedaycare/

What to expect

Our day Centre is managed by Laura, Sue, and Annette who are three very experienced and qualified members of our care team.

All have been responsible for Adult Care for over 20 years, so clients will be guaranteed a pleasurable, and entertaining day.

For more information, or current rates please contact us on 01237 475517.

10:00am

Arrive with a warm welcome with Tea and Coffee

10:30am

Activities – Cards / Board games / Performers/ Quiz / Art’s & Craft.

12:30pm

Home Cooked Traditional Lunch. Choose from our menu.

1:30pm

Siesta / Relaxation time.

2:00pm

Activities – Baking / Board games / Cooking / Art’s & Craft.

3:00pm - 4:00pm

Tea / Coffee / Biscuits. Chatting and socialising.

“My mum goes twice a week and she loves it at Heron’s Lodge Day Care”

“We are so delighted mum is very well cared for and that she has gained a new circle of friends.”

“Mum loves her time spent at Heron's Lodge Adult Day Care Centre. From the first day, she felt as if she belonged. Sue and Laura are so friendly and welcoming, they had soon established a clear understanding of mum's needs, likes and dislikes and so were able to provide stimulating activities to suit her.”