“Art and crafts bring the benefits of self-expression, achievement and wellbeing to everyone, including people receiving care,” says Hannah Tomlin, activities co-ordinator at Walfinch home care in Oxfordshire, who this month mounted an exhibition of artworks by members of her regular art and craft sessions in the village hall at Uffington, near Faringdon, Oxfordshire.
Kam Gill, Registered Manager of Walfinch home care Oxfordshire has won a Dementia Care Award. The award was presented at a special gala ceremony held at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London on 13 June 2024.
Walfinch Oxford has started cookery lessons for carers. How do you like your eggs? That could be one of the questions that carers from Walfinch home care in Oxfordshire will be asking clients more often as the care team focuses on preparing food just the way their clients like it.
There are huge leadership opportunities for women and young people in the care profession, but providers need to do more to develop them, Kam Gill, Registered Manager at Walfinch home care Oxford will say at the Women Achieving Greatness (WAG) panel at The Care Show London, on 24 April 2024 (https://www.careshowlondon.co.uk/conference-programme-2024)
Walfinch home care Oxford has been spreading the love by giving care clients bouquets of daffodils for Mother’s Day.
Volunteers and carers at a free community arts and crafts class in Oxfordshire have taken on a pancake flip to engage attendees including those with dementia and brain injury.
Not content with running a free village art class, Hannah Tomlin from Walfinch home care in Oxford has now followed it up with a soup and roll lunch.
Walfinch Oxford, a home care company in Oxford has launched an art class for its clients, making art activities accessible for everyone who receives care at home.
Leaders from Walfinch home care’s office in Oxford have committed to raising money for the charity Cancer Research UK
National homecare franchisor, Walfinch, has extended Mark Thornton’s role of Community Relations Manager to now include special projects. With Mark bringing over 30 years of commercial experience to Walfinch.
Joan Shewry recently celebrated her 100th birthday – and now the centenarian dog lover has been wished a happy Mother’s Day by miniature poodle Mya.
The national homecare franchise business, Walfinch, has relocated its central office hub to a new site in Wantage, Oxfordshire, to support the business’ expansion aspirations to double in size within the next 24-months.
Unit 17, White Barn, Manor Farm
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OX12 8NE
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