Residents at Cabrini House, Diagrama’s home for adults with learning disabilities, have enjoyed a festive day trip to Winter Wonderland in London.
Support worker Vicky Booth said: “This year to celebrate the festive season we took the residents on a trip to Covent Garden and to Winter Wonderland, which gave them an...
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Residents at Cabrini House, Diagrama’s home for adults with learning disabilities, have enjoyed the afternoon decorating the house ready for the Christmas celebrations.
The busy day full of decorating forms part of a regular programme for residents which are designed to provide stimulation and integration through a variety of activities.
Support worker Claire said: “Residents in Cabrini decided it was time to decorate the house ready for the festive season. Everyone helped and joined in and started to celebrate the...
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Residents at Cabrini House, Diagrama’s home for adults with learning disabilities, have been enjoying a holiday at Butlins in Bognor Regis.
Staff accompanied residents around the holiday park to ensure they made the most of everything Butlins had to offer.
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Residents at Cabrini House had fun with their Halloween preparations when they visited a pick your own pumpkin farm recently.
Joining droves of families at the popular farm in Hoo, Kent, they fastened coats and turned collars up against the chilly wind of the clearing. They...
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Residents at Cabrini House, Diagrama’s home for adults with learning disabilities have enjoyed a day trip to Chessington World of Adventures, to experience the rides available and meet different animals.
The day trip forms part of a regular programme for residents which is...
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Residents at Cabrini House, Diagrama’s home for adults with learning disabilities have been honing their animal husbandry skills with the arrival of several new visitors.
Earlier this summer the home took a special delivery of eggs – which were placed in a special incubator in a...
+Diagrama Foundation has been awarded more than 100,000 euro to fund a new arts project for adults with learning disabilities and the elderly.
Diagrama Foundation will...
Cabrini House residential support worker Aaron Milliken is the first of four members of staff to successfully complete the new Care Certificate. Aaron was presented with his certificate by residential manager Michelle Dyne earlier this month.
The Care Certificate was introduced in 2015 in response to the 2013 Cavendish Review which found the training and development of healthcare assistants and adult social care workers was often not consistent or sufficient. Baroness Camilla Cavendish proposed that a new “Certificate of Fundamental Care” was created to improve this which led to...
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