Residents at HC-One’s Lime Trees Care Home in Shrewsbury recently celebrated the beauty of the season by creating their own handcrafted autumn wreaths. With the caring support and encouragement of team member Lisa Hayes, residents came together to enjoy a fun-filled afternoon of creativity, laughter, and community spirit.
The activity took place in the home’s bright and welcoming lounge, which was filled with the scent of pinecones, cinnamon sticks, and fresh foliage. Residents chose from a variety of materials, colourful leaves, ribbons, berries, and natural twine, to design their own unique autumn displays. The finished wreaths are now proudly hung around the home, adding a lovely seasonal touch and bringing warmth to both residents and visitors alike.
Creative activities like this are an important part of daily life at Lime Trees Care Home, helping residents to stay active, express themselves, and enjoy meaningful moments together.
Lime Trees Care Home, operated by HC-One, is proud to provide high-quality residential and residential dementia care in a friendly, family-oriented setting. The home’s dedicated team focuses on creating meaningful experiences that promote wellbeing and reflect HC-One’s commitment to
caring with kindness.
Lime Trees is one of over 280 kind and cosy HC-One care homes across the UK, providing the kindest care to older people. This autumn, new residents can take advantage of a special welcome offer, enjoying 4 weeks for the price of 3 when joining before 30
th November 2025.
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Gemma Francis, Acting Deputy Manager at HC-One’s Lime Trees Care Home, said:
“It was a joy to see our residents so engaged and happy during the wreath-making session. Everyone took great pride in their work, and the results are absolutely beautiful. At Lime Trees, we believe in making every day special, activities like this not only spark creativity but also bring comfort, joy, and a sense of belonging to our residents.”
Care Assistant, Lisa Hayes, who organised the workshop, added:
“Our residents really embraced the autumn theme, and the atmosphere was full of smiles. It’s lovely to see how such a simple activity can make such a big difference.”