Langtree made the most of its natural environment and celebrated a national day which focused on bringing the arts to care homes.
The
National Day of Arts in Care Homes is an initiative set up by NAPA. An
organisation which promotes activity provisions within care homes, to improve
the sector and prioritise wellbeing.
This year’s NAPA-led campaign theme is Going Green, celebrating creativity through sustainability. Langtree, which opened in June, is part of the Standish Care Village. A 9-acre woodland site that houses three care homes.
The home spent the day collecting conkers, acorns, wildflowers and discarded flora, which were readily available due to the change of seasons and recent windy weather. Residents then came together to create an array of wreaths.
Langtree Care Home and the Millennium Care Group prioritise non-pharmacological approaches to care, which involve person-centred care, personalised activities, and the care of staff in unique roles that promote meaningful engagement, enjoyable yet serving a purpose.
Nature is a huge part of Millennium’s ethos and has proven benefits for those living with dementia, which include an array of physical and mental health benefits.
The recently completed Langtree Care Home specialises in advanced nursing and dementia care and is part of the Standish Care Village. The Village comprises three homes catering for different needs, which deliver unrivalled continuity in the North West.
To learn more about Langtree Care Home, click here.