Greenacres news

At Greenacres in Hatfield, the team were very sad to say goodbye to Nick from Housekeeping. He has been with them for over 16 years and is leaving for his well-deserved retirement – good luck to you from all of us at Quantum Care.

Greenacres in Hatfield decided the mark the start of Ramadan by learning about the event and enjoying some middle eastern delicacies. Food plays an important part of Ramadan, as Muslims should fast during daylight hours at this time if it is safe for them to do so.

Residents at Greenacres care home in Hatfield have been busy this week preparing for the moment when they could be finally be reunited with their loved ones.

Residents at Greenacres in Hatfield have been testing the grey matter with a virtual quiz – way to give the brain a good workout! Doreen was the winner, well done!

Residents at Greenacres in Hatfield have been having some fun on the tablets playing some word games, musical instruments and wac-a-mole (which was the favourite)!  

Very special birthday this week – Irene from Greenacres in Hatfield turned 100!  She received lots of fabulous cards from friends and family, and also one from the Queen, as well as enjoying a delicious fish and chip takeaway!  Hope you had a lovely day Irene!

The pupils in Year 5 at Green Lanes Primary School in Hatfield wrote some lovely letters to the residents of our local home Greenacres to wish them a Merry Christmas as well as telling them all about “Monsterology”!

To get themselves in the Christmas spirit, Greenacres in Hatfield have started an Xmas Film Club.  The residents watch the movies and then rate the film after a little critical discussion… First movie up is the new Dolly Parton Movie “Christmas on the Square”, with the residents saying they