Yew Tree Place, Romsley, West Midlands B62 0NX
01562 710 809
Welcome to the slightly late February early March Yew Tree newsletter. With March fast approaching and the smell of spring is in the air you may have noticed works have commenced in the garden. We have moved one of the decking areas onto the main lawn this was due to a problem with bees last summer in the original location so we are hoping that with the relocation this will stop them returning this year……..
I can’t believe I am writing the first newsletter of 2018 already it only seems like 5 minutes ago we were beginning 2017. Carol and I would firstly like to wish all our readers a Happy New Year and hope you all had a fantastic Christmas?. We would like to start the newsletter by thanking all of the staff and families for your support in making 2017 an exciting year for our residents. THANK YOU EVERYONE!! We hope that 2018 will be bigger and better.
I can’t believe I’m writing the final newsletter of 2017 already where has the year gone?!?!. Carol and I would like to start the newsletter by thanking all of the staff and families for all of your support over the past twelve months in making 2017 an exciting year for our residents. THANK YOU !!……
July Newsletter 2017 August Newsletter 2017 October 2017 Newsletter
Please find above links to our latest three newsletters.
It is with great pleasure that we would like to introduce our New Senior Carer’s.
Sarah Potts, Samantha Morris and Stephanie Bradley have been promoted to Senior Carer’s. We would like to congratulate them on their hard work and dedication and look forward to supporting them in their new roles. Well Done!!!!
Registered Nurse for Day and Night Shifts Full/Part Time Shifts Available
Days Care Assistant Full / Part Time Available
Night Care Assistant Full / Part Time Available
Kitchen Assistant 2 shifts per week 9am to 3pm
Domestic Assistant 24hours per week shifts 8am to 2.30pm
Please contact Carol Lightwood or Vicky Mills on 01562 710 809
2017 is already shaping up to be a busy and exciting year with lots coming up in the next few months. I just hope we can all keep up.
During 2017 we will be travelling the world exploring different traditions and ways of living. Our first exotic location will be Africa.
On the 22nd February you will be woken to the sound of the African drums provided by Fitniss with some staff members dressed up in African clothing…………….
Welcome to our first edition of 2017 of the Yew Tree Gazette. We hope you had a lovely Christmas and enjoyed spending time with your loved ones. We also hope you had safe New Year celebrations and are looking forward to everything 2017 has to hold. Residents were kept busy over the Christmas period with parties, entertainment and meals out galore as well as daily activities……
A huge thank you to everyone who has donated so far to our collection. The response has been huge and we couldn’t thank you all enough.
We feel that we have plenty of clothes now so we would request that no more clothing donations are made. However we are short of non perishable food items, toiletries and hats/gloves and scarves. If you could please provide any of these items we would appreciate it very much. We have decided that we will be taking the items to the homeless shelter week commencing 5th December so we would ask that all donations are received prior to this date…………
In the coming weeks our thoughts are going to start turning to Christmas and the forthcoming family events planned and with the added excitement of children and grand children getting a visit off a certain jolly man in a red suit. For some people this is a sad time as they have no home or family to speak of and the time will pass like any other day in the cold with no food, shelter or clean clothes. It’s with this thought on our minds we have decided to start a collection in the lead up to Christmas for the men, women and children, homeless at this time of year. All items will be dropped at our local homeless shelter in the weeks just before Christmas. (a date will be confirmed nearer the time).
Examples of items we are trying to collect are non perishable food items, toiletries, warm clothing i.e. hats, scarves, gloves, socks, underwear etc, sleeping bags, rucksacks and anything else you can think off. We also think it may be nice to send a selection of Christmas cards to provide them with a bit of hope at this time of year. We will be placing the pram in reception and we ask that all donations are placed in here and we will store them until our visit. We hope you feel this is a worthwhile cause like us and will support us in providing a little something to these unfortunate people who are not as fortunate as ourselves.