Summary of Trust in Care Magazine - Issue 39

Achievements and Innovations in Care

Trust in Care Magazine Issue 39 highlights the exceptional achievement of all care homes in Oxfordshire and Lincolnshire, along with Extra Care Housing Schemes, achieving a 'good' or 'outstanding' rating from the Care Quality Commission. The magazine features stories of residents benefiting from virtual reality reminiscence sessions, music therapy, and creative projects. The Trust employees and homes are recognized for excellence and success in various care awards. Residents are engaged in activities like choir singing, art projects inspired by gardens, and fulfilling lifelong dreams such as flying in a Lancaster Bomber. The magazine also covers events like film screenings, birthday celebrations, and the opening of a woodland walk for residents and the community to enjoy.

Virtual reality sessions at Marston Court in Oxford have allowed residents to relive special memories from their past through personalized 360-degree footage. Music therapy is highlighted for its benefits in dealing with age-related challenges and enhancing the quality of life for older adults. Creative projects like artwork exhibitions and choir singing at Goodson Lodge and Longlands Care Home showcase the talents and engagement of residents. The Trust's innovative approaches aim to provide residents with enriching experiences and opportunities to create lasting memories.

Residents' life stories captured in books, participation in art projects inspired by gardens, and milestones like 100th birthdays and wedding anniversaries are celebrated in the magazine. The Trust's commitment to providing high-quality care is reflected in the recognition of achievements, employee dedication, and the positive outcomes for residents. Events like woodland walk openings, film screenings, and tea dances bring residents, staff, and the community together to create meaningful and enjoyable experiences. The magazine also features initiatives to support health care professionals and emergency service crews with free hot drinks as a token of appreciation for their work.

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