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Our philosophy at Greenbanks is to respect each individual
and support them on their journey towards greater independence 

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Accommodation

We each have comfortable, spacious rooms with ensuite facilities. We are encouraged to have our room decorated the way we want it so it is a happy, calm place to spend quiet time alone, enjoy watching TV or doing our own activities. We have recently had new wet rooms installed to make personal care time easier.

 

 

 

 

 

 

​​Healthy Eating

From breakfast through to supper the food is great. We have healthy, tasty meals cooked on the premises with seasonal local ingredients which often come from our very own allotments. We get to choose what we eat and individual diets are provided, according to medical advice. Vegetables are included in every evening meal.

 

 

 

 

Keeping our home clean and tidy

Although we have a housekeepers, we are encouraged to help around the home. Sharing responsibilities helps us feel we are making a contribution and respecting our home.  It also supports our independence.

We might help our cook to prepare meals, load crockery into the dish-washer, hoover a room, do our own ironing or fold the tea towels.  Jobs are suited to our individual capabilities, so everyone feels involved and valued.

 

 

 

Free time in the evening

After a day at work, we have our showers and dinner then spend the evening relaxing, whether that's time with friends or watching TV.  Sometimes we go to the cinema during the week.  We often do exercises or play games and on Friday and Saturday evenings we go to the Greenbanks Bar to get our drinks.

 

 

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Weekend outings and activities

Some of us are capable of going to places alone using public transport.  For those of us who are not, staff use our house cars to take us shopping, bowling, to the cinema or for lunch.

We have regular contact with our families and friends and many of us go home for weekends or evenings.

We love a pantomime and each year, those of us who wish to attend, go to The Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury

We like to get involved in community events and to share our festivities with our friends and neighbours at Bridge House and Valley House.

Our families are invited at least once a year to join us for a day in the garden with a barbeque or picnic and this year we held a fundraising day to share with the local community.

The staff help us remember Birthdays and Christmas! And we invite or friends or families to come for meals or parties.

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Let's not forget our holidays!

Each year, we are invited to go on holiday with staff and residents.  This could be abroad or in the UK, but wherever it is, we have fun!

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