MHA Hall Grange

09/06/2026

This morning we enjoyed expressing creativity and individuality designing our own personalised mugs & adding a special touch to our much loved cups of tea & coffee 🎨☕️ We then joined together to share meaningful moments of faith & fellowship with hymn singing & prayers with our wonderful chaplains Malar and Jennifer 🙏🏼 The afternoon was spent keeping minds active with group word games & reminiscing on past travels, sharing plenty of fond memories 🌍💖

06/06/2026

Today we marked D-Day with a morning of creativity making tissue paper poppy art to honour those who served & sacrificed 🎨🌺 In the afternoon, we joined together for a sing along to familiar wartime classics & reminiscing together with residents sharing their personal memories & experiences during the war. A meaningful day of reflection, companionship & honouring the courage & resilience of a remarkable generation 🌺🇬🇧❤️

05/06/2026

Congats to Hall Grange's Fab Four! 💘💖💝💌

We recently celebrated Tracy, Afua, Abi and Ingrid's long service - a total of 60 years between them! Thank you ladies from the bottom of our hearts, our home wouldn't be the same without you. 🥰

At MHA Hall Grange, four long-serving colleagues were recognized for a combined 60 years of service: The four staff members received long-service certificates a

24/05/2026

This Dementia Action Week, we’re celebrating our incredible colleagues who provide compassionate, person-centred care every single day.

Your kindness, patience and dedication make a real difference, not only to those living with dementia, but to their families too.

Thank you for everything you do.

To learn more about the amazing work our staff do, visit: https://mha.org.uk/care-support/types-care-support/dementia-care

23/05/2026

A lovely sunny Saturday morning spent enjoying the warm weather, garden scenery and fresh air while getting creative painting glass jars ready to be used as beautiful vases and lanterns 🌸☀️🎨

23/05/2026

As part of Dementia Action Week, we’re exploring how meaningful activities can make a difference.

In this part of Irene’s journey, we explore how music therapy plays an important role in daily life.

These sessions support physical wellbeing, boost mood, encourage social connection and bring moments of joy.

Watch to see how engaging with music can make a meaningful difference.

Know someone who could benefit? Share this with them.

For more information about our dementia services, visit: https://mha.org.uk/care-support/types-care-support/dementia-care

22/05/2026

Making the most of the beautiful weather socialising in the garden while keeping cool & hydrated under our umbrellas. Enjoying some fresh air with great company ☀️💛

22/05/2026

Bonjour from France! 🇫🇷✈️ We enjoyed our afternoon chair travel to France experience, exploring famous landmarks & tasting delicious French treats including macarons, Madeleine cake & profiteroles🧁🍫 Creative juices flowed while colouring Claude Monet inspired water lilies & French themed posters while singing & waving our flags to French songs 🎶🎨 A lovely afternoon of culture, creativity, singing & laughter 💙🤍❤️

22/05/2026

As part of Dementia Action Week, we’re looking at the importance of connection and community.

Living with dementia doesn’t mean facing it alone.

Dementia cafés, support groups and community events offer a safe and welcoming space for people living with dementia and their families to connect, share experiences and find support.

Care homes also play an important role, providing not just care and support, but a sense of community, routine and belonging.

If you or someone you know is affected by dementia, reaching out can make a real difference. You can find more information at https://mha.org.uk/care-support/types-care-support/dementia-care

21/05/2026

As part of Dementia Action Week, we’re exploring the journey of choosing the right care.

Irene and her family share how they made the important decision to choose the right care home for her, while Sue (Home Manager) reflects on how she has settled into life at MHA Fitzwarren House and the support that has helped her feel at home.

If you’re supporting a loved one, this may help. To learn more about dementia care, please visit: CTA, link through to: https://mha.org.uk/care-support/types-care-support/dementia-care