Page 50 • The HERALD • 1st June 2023 v FOR GOOD ADVICE, ASK YOUR LOCAL SPECIALISTS v Badgers Holt Residential Care Home We offer home from home comfort l 24 hour waking care l Entertainments l Open visiting hours v DAY CARE AVAILABLE v Telephone Mrs G Rayner or Mrs D Younger on (023) 8084 9310 www.badgersholtresidential.co.uk Care Quality Commission - Overall Rating Outstanding christinashomecare@hotmail.com Fully Qualified, Insured and Enhanced DBS Call me for a friendly informal chat to discuss whatever you or your loved ones needs are on 07579 766797 Christina’s Home Care Professional Independent Carer CoveringWaterside and New Forest WE CARE, YOU CARE Romsey Care Home Hosts Garden Party Fit for a King Durban House in Romsey marked the King’s Coronation, with a ‘right royal’ bash. Everyone living at the nurse-led care home in the market town celebrated the crowning of Britain’s new monarch, with a special garden party. Sta decorated Durban House with red, white, and blue, laid on a scrumptious bu et, and even organised for local vocalist, Caryn Curtis, to sing a variety of well-known musical numbers throughout the event. e residents, many of whom remember the Queen’s Coronation back in 1953, were all eager to mark King Caryn, who came along to provide some excellent entertainment. It was a day to remember.” Professional singer, Caryn Curtis, from Totton, has been singing at venues across the region for 12 years and was delighted to be asked to go along to the Coronation celebrations at Durban House. She said: “Everyone at Durban House were all very welcoming, and it was great to see not only residents, but all the staff joining in with the sing-along. I’m already looking forward to my next visit.” Durban House is part of Sears Healthcare, CEO Richard Adams said: “What a wonderful way to mark a special day. At Durban House, we are a nurse-led care home, so our approach focuses on providing a home-from-home for our residents while we meet their healthcare needs. I’m thrilled to hear how much fun they had.” Situated about a mile or so away from Romsey town centre, Durban House o ers excellent accommodation for nursing, dementia and end of life care. For more information, please visit: www.durbanhouse.co.uk Charles III’s ceremony at Westminster Abbey. Durban House General Manager, Lucy Harrison, said: “It was fantastic to see everyone getting into the party spirit in honour of our new King. It was also lovely to hear from residents about their memories of where they were and what they did for the Queen’s Coronation back in the 1950’s. I’d like to say a huge thank you to our fabulous team for organising such a great event, and to singer, Durban House residents and staff celebrating the Coronation HYTHE HUDDLE Evergreen Club for Over 60’s If you are over 60, why not go along to the Evergreen Club for an enjoyable a ernoon? ey have a mix of meetings with speakers or entertainment, quizzes and bingo followed by tea and biscuits. You will nd them in St John’s Hall, New Road, Hythe on the first and third Thursday of each month from 1.45pm to 4pm. First visit FREE! Join them on Thursday 15th June for a social a ernoon. On Thursday 6th July for e Bobby Scheme. On Thursday 20th July for a social and Thursday 3rd August for a Cream Tea. On Thursday 7th September for a talk by Steve Herra on Sweeney Todd and Thursday 21st September for a social. Run by Royal Voluntary Service volunteers. For more information please call Peter on: 023 8089 1721. SO45 6BR. Activities are planned throughout the year. eir next meeting is on Wednesday 7th June for a Games A ernoon. Do drop in for a chat and a cuppa, a warm welcome awaits you. For more information call: 023 8020 7623 or email: o ce. fm.hurc@gmail.com Hythe Huddle, the drop in support group for people living with dementia and their carers, organised by Families Matter, meet on the first Wednesday of each month from 2pm to 4pm at Cornerstone URC, Hythe
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