We asked one of our recent volunteers to tell us about their experience at St Anne's. Joanna volunteered at St Anne's Nursing Home in our activities and wellbeing team, alongside her busy life as a student at the University of Southampton. She joined in with activities, took part in trips and offered friendly company for our residents during her time as a volunteer. For Joanna, volunteering was a way to give her time to something worthwhile in the community.

Polite Notice: This post contains references to end of life care. Photo by Batuhan Kurt When people are asked where they would want to be at the end of their lives, most say home rather than hospital. For the people who live at St Anne's, home is here. Our goal is to provide a comforting home for our residents at end of life. A place where they can be cared for by people who know them, in a comfortable and safe setting, in line with their individual wishes. If you ask any mem

We recently hosted an informative evening during which our Dementia Nursing Lead, gave a presentation titled "Dementia: An Introduction." For those who couldn't attend, or for anyone seeking to understand more about dementia, we've summarised the key insights from Pearl's talk in this article.

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A step by step guide to finding the best care home for your needs Finding the right care home for yourself or a loved one is one of the most significant decisions you can make. The process can feel rushed and emotionally heavy. Each care home and nursing home is unique. The best one is the one that meets the specific personal, medical, and social needs of the individual. This guide is intended to support you with the selection process. There is information to help you to ask