At Coppice Court Care Home in Eastbourne, East Sussex, residents are finding meaningful ways to stay active and engaged, and Barbara Dalby is a shining example. Recently, Barbara spent time assisting one of the home’s nurses, Tina Garibay, helping to sort and reorganise paperwork under guidance.
Barbara, who previously worked as a telephonist for the GPO, a role that required careful handling of paperwork, was thrilled to put her skills to use once again.
Tina Garibay, Nurse, said:
“It was wonderful to have Barbara helping me today. She was attentive, organised, and genuinely enthusiastic. It made the task so much easier, and it was lovely to see her so happy and engaged.”
Elga Ekonomi, Home Manager echoed the sentiment:
“It was amazing seeing Barbara keeping busy and helping the nursing team. She was so happy knowing she was contributing and feeling useful.”
Barbara’s enthusiasm highlights the importance of giving residents opportunities to stay involved and maintain a sense of purpose. Her time helping the nursing team not only brought joy to her day but also supported the smooth running of Coppice Court.
Coppice Court Care Home continues to encourage residents to participate in activities that harness their skills and experience, proving that staying busy and feeling helpful can make a real difference in daily life.
Coppice Court Care Home is currently offering an introductory offer for new residents, with four weeks of care for the price of three, providing families with an opportunity to experience the high-quality, person-centred care on offer at the home.
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