Page 46 • The HERALD • 7th March 2024 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v WE CARE, YOU CARE West Cli Hall is an impressive care home, located on the outskirts of Hythe. oughtfully renovated, the home encompasses 59 spacious bedrooms, and offers dementia care, residential care, respite breaks, day care and end of life care. The beautiful and historic care home is set in expansive landscape gardens overlooking Southampton Water, o ering spectacular views. Originally a hotel, built in the 19th Century for Colonel Vere Hobart, the home has since been sympathetically redesigned and now provides a warm and welcoming environment for Hartford Care’s residents. Many of the bright and spacious communal areas, including lounge and dining room – both recently refurbished – have views across the marina and o er residents a lovely place to relax in comfort, socialise with friends, and take part in the variety of activities on o er. e secluded garden provides a beautiful setting to enjoy the fresh air. Visitors are always welcome and it’s important they feel as much a part of the home as their loved ones. Residents’ family and friends can join them for dinner and even participate in activities. Hartford Care is committed to building a sustainable future and is continuously investing in its homes and improving its green credentials. With this in mind, alongside the internal refurbishment project, West Cliff Hall Hartford Care’s West Cliff Hall the company has also installed solar panels at West Cli Hall, to help reduce the homes’ energy consumption by producing renewable energy. Aga Gierek-Tan, Home Manager, says: “West Cliff Hall is more than just a care home; it’s a place filled with love and laughter. Our home has a dedicated team who really enjoy what they do and want to make a difference. We pride ourselves on ensuring that our residents live their best possible lives in an environment that is safe, happy and fun. Seeing these wonderful people thrive puts a smile on my face every single day.” Hartford Care’s ethos is ‘Creating Caring Communities’; its philosophy of care is underpinned by creating communities that are friendly, kind and welcoming of everyone, caring for each other and celebrating individuality by recognising that everyone needs something di erent to thrive. Abbey eld House, Mill Lane, Romsey (SO51 8EW) open their doors on the first Monday of the month, 10.30am to 12noon, to welcome friends and neighbours for a co ee morning. Join them for a co ee, tea, cake and a chat with their lively residents. Monthly Coffee Morning Put Your Best Foot Forward Age Concern New Forest foot clinics are operating for local people aged 55+. They offer Toenail cutting for £20 or Toe & Fingernails for £25. e registered Podiatrists and Chiropodists are also able to give foot care advice and information on other treatments available. If you wish to book a foot care appointment, cancel or amend one, please contact the o ce on: 023 8084 1199. A message can be le on the answer machine and they will return your call. Waterside Good Neighbours volunteers can help with transport if required. Clinics are as follows: Totton and Eling Community Centre: Every Wednesday and Friday at Civic Centre Buildings, Library Road, Totton, SO40 3AP. Age Concern New Forest office in Hythe: 1st and 3rd Fridays, 1st Thursday and 3rd Monday at 19-20 Marsh Parade, Hythe, SO45 6AN (opposite Hythe Club). Blackfield Baptist Church: 2nd and 4th Tuesday at Hampton Lane, Black eld, SO45 1XA. Lyndhurst Community Centre: 1st Monday of the month at Main Car Park, Lyndhurst SO43 7NY.
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