Orchard House Care Home hosted a delightful cheese and wine afternoon, which was met with enthusiasm and joy by the residents.
The event at the Newport care home featured a selection of fine cheeses and wines, providing a sophisticated and enjoyable experience for attendees.
The residents had the opportunity to sample a variety of high-quality cheeses paired with exquisite wines, making for a truly memorable afternoon.
The atmosphere was filled with laughter and conversation, highlighting the strong sense of community within the care home.
The success of the event was evident, as many residents expressed their desire to have it repeated in August.
“We are thrilled that our Cheese and Wine Afternoon was so well-received,” said Katie Schlepp Head of Lifestyle at Orchard House Care Home.
“Our goal is to create enjoyable and engaging experiences for our residents, and it’s clear that this event was a hit. We look forward to organizing more events like this in the future.”
Orchard House Care Home remains committed to enhancing the quality of life for its residents through a variety of activities and events that foster a sense of community and well-being.
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