Abbeyfield News

Abbeyfield is joining other National Care Forum members to Speak Up for Care because we believe that social care needs to be the top priority at the General Election on 4th July 2024.

Marjorie Fagg, an 89-year-old ex-committee member turned resident at Speedwell Court dementia-friendly care home in Southampton, shares her journey to living with Abbeyfield.

Depression and anxiety can affect people of all ages, but there are certain factors that may contribute to their increased prevalence in older people. We share seven tips to improve wellbeing in later life.

Speedwell Court, dementia-friendly care home, hosted a Dementia Awareness Day on Friday 17th May, welcoming those caring for, supporting and working with people living with the condition.

Ageing is not just a process of the clock; it is a journey of self-exploration and development. .In this blog we explore the positive aspects of ageing, including emotional growth and personal development.

Hilary Inglis, 84-year-old resident of Lee House, a residential care home in Wimbledon, shares her journey of finding a fulfilling retirement with Abbeyfield.

We always like to hear about how our houses are reaching out to help older people in their local area, as well as their own residents. We were invited to Speedwell Court care home, in Southampton, to hear about their community-focused projects.

Abbeyfield House care home in New Malden has hosted its first coffee morning for residents’ family members, creating an invaluable support network for people who have a loved one living with dementia or a similar condition.

What could be better than spending time with an adorable puppy? Well, that’s exactly what residents at Abbeyfield Winnersh care home have been doing, thanks to a new partnership with the charity Guide Dogs.