Becoming a Dignity Champion

Orchid Care Home have signed up to The Dignity Pledge and many staff have signed up to become a Dignity Champion

Becoming a Dignity Champion

Updated on 23/04/2016

A Dignity Champion is someone who believes passionately that being treated with dignity is a basic human right, not an optional extra. They believe that care services must be compassionate, person centred, as well as efficient, and are willing to try to do something to achieve this. So far over 70,000 people have signed up to be Dignity Champions, all pledging to challenge poor care, to act as good role models and, through specific guidelines issued by the campaign, to educate and inform all those working around them.

http://www.dignityincare.org.uk/Dignity-Champions/Becoming_a_Dignity_Champion/

Orchid Care Home Celebrating Dignity Day 2017

Our Team of Senior Carers did a presentation and talk on Dignity and Respect for the Residents.

Cream Tea was served in the café area and Staff, Relatives and Residents chatted about the importance of maintaining self-respect and being treated with Dignity by everyone that we come into contact with.

Newlands Dignity Day 2017

The Residents at Newlands Care Home joined in celebrating Dignity Day 2017.

They made paper mache and enjoyed all songs from MICHAEL BUBLE AS THEY REQUESTED.

They prepared containers to grow seedlings into flowers to have in their bedrooms and watch as they bloom

Double Trouble at Birchy Hill

On Friday 27th January 2017, Birchy Hill Care Home finally introduced their new arrivals.

The lifelike twin baby dolls which were in their wonderful Silver Cross Balmoral pram

These were the attraction for our ladies and gentlemen alike. All of a sudden Alastair Hume’s piano performance was not interesting anymore. All eyes were on the “Babies”. It was a lovely twist to our tea party.

A big Thank You goes to Silver Cross who donated a brand new pram to our residents!