MAD HATTERS!!!

Saturday 29th June, 2019

What a lovely afternoon it was yesterday at our Mad Hatters Tea Party!

Chartfield School joined us bringing some delicious home- made cupcakes.. these went down a treat! Thank you. Jasmine got all the residents and the children singing and dancing, keeping us fully entertained for the afternoon. Our residents & their families joined in on the fun and sat outside in our lovely gardens, as the day warmed up the tea began to flow, and sweet treats were not around for long: Scrumptious!!

We can`t wait to have you all back.

Our August Event will soon be here!  information on that to follow so keep an eye on our Facebook page and website.
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Eric OkoloJanuary, 2018

“In November 2015 my mother had a serious stroke which left her speechless, immobile and unable to swallow. She spent the next year and half in four different hospitals making a slow recovery. On discharge, she was placed in an interim care home and from there I was extremely fortunate to obtain for her a placement at St Michael's. Since her arrival in July 2017 she has made a quantum improvement both physically and psychologically. Because of the interactive nature of the environment, together with the level of care and respect gladly given by staff, I see she has turned a new chapter in her life which is now more fruitful and engaging. Thank you all for your continued commitment.”

Nicky BeachMarch, 2019

“Myself and my sister would just like to thank every last person involved with the care of our mother in her last three weeks of her life. From the receptionists, who were particularly helpful to us, to the hairdresser, the laundry staff, kitchen and of course the very long caring nursing staff who went above and beyond in making our Mum's final days bearable for all of us. Thank you, thank you, thank you.”

Dave JefferysSeptember, 2016

“We have always been happy with the care that my brother has received at St Michaels. The staff from management down to nurses, carers, and domestic staff all take an interest in the well-being of my brother. He always seems content, warm and comfortable. He also enjoys the food at St Michaels. We hear so many horror stories these days about badly run care home that we often reflect how lucky my brother is to be at St Michaels.”