In the heart of Dorking, Nower House Care Home has embarked on a remarkable journey of transformation and community engagement. Since taking over the home 18 months ago, Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society has revitalized the services at Nower House, and demonstrated its commitment to the local community.
Nower House now has a CQC rating of Good, a testament to the substantial investments and enhancements made by Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society. Their dedication to excellence is reshaping the standard of care in Dorking, offering residents a safe, engaging, and compassionate environment.
Beyond providing a high level of care, Nower House is deeply committed to community involvement. Regular activities at their sister care home in Farnham have inspired similar initiatives in Dorking, enriching the lives of Nower House residents.
From collaborations with local organisations like Waitrose and Dorking Bowls Club, Nower House is weaving a network of support and independence for an older generation. Their partnership with Dorking Men’s Shed in rejuvenating the gardens and work with Dorking Community Hospital exemplifies Nower House’s strategy to foster community links and ensures comprehensive care extends beyond its walls.
Their free practical advice sessions at St Martin’s Church Christian Centre allow families to have their questions about care answered clearly and compassionately, and without expectation.
The Charity’s full time Wellbeing Manager ensures a diverse range of activities available to residents, emphasizing physical health, mental well-being and social interaction while Nower House’s dedicated Activities Coordinator helps create a unique relaxed and friendly environment on a day-to-day basis.
Nower House Care Home is more than a care facility; it’s a vibrant part of the Dorking community, dedicated to supporting local businesses and providing exemplary care. As they continue to grow and integrate, Nower House is becoming synonymous with elder care excellence in Dorking.
For more information on Nower House Care Home visit their website, or come along and visit their stand in the High Street at the DorKingdom Christmas Festival on Sunday 1st December.
