Good news update – Festive Exercise and Coffee morning date set for December plus Caremark announces Cheltenham resident as finalist
Our Festive Exercise and Coffee morning is free to all! It is being held on 10 December at our usual venue of St Pip and St Jims.
Unsurprisingly, our chair based exercise class/coffee mornings are proving so popular that we have decided to host a festive session in December. As well as some chair based exercises, we shall have carols and mince pies. The session will run from 10am to 12noon.
Festive attire is welcome but not obligatory!
Want to know more? Click here to read this article in Punchline.
Also, you can read what happened our November’s exercise and coffee morning here.
Caremark announces Cheltenham resident as finalist
Caremark proudly announces the finalists for its prestigious UK award, ‘The Incredibles’. Rachel Driscoll from Caremark Cheltenham and Tewkesbury has been recognised in the country’s top ten care assistants. The awards celebrate the extraordinary contributions of care assistants across the UK and distinguish an exceptional dedication to providing outstanding care.
Furthermore, this year’s selection process was highly competitive, with over 5,000 care assistants from across the UK being considered. Rachel stands out because of her unwavering commitment to improving the lives of our customers, offering not only professional care but compassion and kindness that has a lasting impact on those she supports.
Joanne Folkes, Managing Director and Registered Care Manager of Caremark Cheltenham and Tewkesbury, who nominated Rachel, shared:
“As a busy mum of five, Rachel takes great pride in making a difference to other people’s lives. A recent example of this is her work with a customer who struggles with communication. Using a gentle approach, kindness and intuition, Rachel built trust, confidence and a rapport with this customer in a way that we never thought possible. The customer herself stated, “she just knows”, highlighting Rachel’s innate ability to connect on a level which understands the unspoken needs of those in her care.”
Read more here