Whilst we offer the usual range of activities, including arts and crafts, music sessions, exercise classes, gardening, and social events, we also encourage a wide range of volunteers, which enables us to broaden what we can do.  We feel it is important to maintain links into the community, and so try to get out and about as much as possible too.  Our Lifestyle and Wellbeing programme is designed to stimulate residents physically, mentally, and socially, ensuring they remain active and engaged.

Wellbeing is supported through a holistic approach that includes social activities, mental stimulation, and opportunities for personal growth. Care homes also focus on creating a warm, welcoming environment where residents feel safe, valued, and connected.

At Heritage, personalised care plans are developed for each resident, taking into account their individual preferences, hobbies, and interests. This ensures that each person’s unique needs are met, whether through specific activities, dietary preferences, or social engagement opportunities.

Heritage care homes often have communal spaces, group activities, and events designed to encourage socialisation. Residents are encouraged to participate in activities that interest them and connect with fellow residents and the wider community, fostering a strong sense of community.

Activities and environments in care homes are tailored to accommodate residents with different levels of mobility. From seated exercises to accessible gardens, care homes ensure that everyone can participate in ways that suit their physical abilities.