Life at Our Elderly Day Care Homes
Life for a day guest at a Tanglewood home is centred on choice, well-being, and a strong sense of community. All facilities within the home are available to day guests, making each visit feel welcoming and familiar. Our elderly day care residents can join a wide range of activities led by our Activities Coordinators. Past favourites across our homes include soothing reminiscence sessions, light chair yoga, skittles, bingo, and other enjoyable group games. Many of our purpose-built homes offer calm, comfortable spaces for relaxation, such as bright lounges, tearooms, and even onsite hair salons. Safe and secure gardens are also available, offering peaceful outdoor areas to enjoy.
Day Care is available at several Tanglewood homes, and each home has its own active community. At Cloverleaf in Lincoln, guests join in events that build a sense of belonging. They can celebrate Burns Night, attend regular Holy Communion services, or enjoy music and movement sessions that support physical and mental wellbeing.
At Meadows Park in Louth, day guests take part in creative and stimulating activities. Care home residents can try flower arranging or join fun and fitness sessions, all within a warm and supportive setting. Beeston Rise offers a lively social calendar. Day visitors can join themed evenings, such as a Bistro Italiano night, or connect with others at the weekly coffee morning.
Elderly day care homes like Toray Pines and Trent Bridge also focus on building strong community connections. At Trent Bridge, residents can take part in partnerships with local football clubs and join intergenerational activities with groups such as Tiny Talkers. Toray Pines hosts memory cafés and summer fayres, and day care residents are welcome to join these events to enrich their day. All of our Tanglewood care homes focus on making each day engaging for residents. Guests can join structured activities or simply enjoy time with others in a comfortable, home-like environment.
Speak to an Elderly Day Care Specialist