Clarendon Hall Care Home

Clarendon Hall Care Home Conveniently located in Humberston, Clarendon Hall care home is a welcoming, 49 bed home in Grimsby, which offers residential and nursing care.

We had a lucky dice afternoon, where Lady Luck was in charge. Four blue dice were rolled and if our lovely residents sc...
15/05/2026

We had a lucky dice afternoon, where Lady Luck was in charge. Four blue dice were rolled and if our lovely residents scored a 1 or a 6, then that allowed them to roll the extra lucky red die and that score was then doubled. Amazingly, our ultimate winner scored a fantastic 87 when repeated ones and sixes were included. Hayley, our wellbeing co-ordinator, made sure that the game was all-inclusive and she went round our residents' rooms to make sure that everyone who wanted to play was able to do so. All those who took part said that it had been a lovely afternoon.

Yesterday we celebrated 25 years of service from our superb Wellbeing co-ordinator Hayley. Hayley is loved by residents ...
15/05/2026

Yesterday we celebrated 25 years of service from our superb Wellbeing co-ordinator Hayley. Hayley is loved by residents and staff alike, with such dedication to the home and the residents. Hayley thank you and congratulations. Here's to another 25 years 😃💜🖤❤️

On Friday, the 81st commemoration of Victory in Europe Day, we held a party with a singer, Tony, who conducted a medley ...
12/05/2026

On Friday, the 81st commemoration of Victory in Europe Day, we held a party with a singer, Tony, who conducted a medley of wartime and patriotic songs. It was a lovely afternoon with a lot of passion and enthusiasm and everyone fully participated in the remembrance of such a historic and momentous occasion.

Congratulations to our Hayley
05/05/2026

Congratulations to our Hayley

On Thursday the 23rd of April we celebrated St George's day by having a wonderful afternoon filled with the history of S...
27/04/2026

On Thursday the 23rd of April we celebrated St George's day by having a wonderful afternoon filled with the history of St George which residents said was very interesting. We then followed this with an upbeat patriotic sing along party that residents seemed to really enjoy and got in to the spirit of things. We all so had a very big St George's cake made by our chef especially for the occasion. A great time was had by all.

Today we had a wonderful tea tasting afternoon in the garden lounge to celebrate national tea tasting day.The sun was sh...
24/04/2026

Today we had a wonderful tea tasting afternoon in the garden lounge to celebrate national tea tasting day.
The sun was shining bright and it was a lovely afternoon filled with laughter and opinions on whether they rated the tea or not.
Here are just a few of the teas we tried.
Peppermint and liquorice, which the residents did like in the overall vote but found it to be very sweet but liked the list of health benefits it provides. Another tea we tried was eldflower and pear which smelt lovely everyone agreed. But really was disappointed when it came to the taste this tea dis not get a single vote. The tea everyone liked most and winning the overall vote was the pure camomile tea. Resident also enjoyed the lemon drizzle biscuits and Viennese swirls all butter chocolate dipped finger biscuits. It was a lovely afternoon enjoyed by all.
Accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care
• Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
• Caring for adults over 65 yrs
• Caring for adults under 65 yrs
• Physical disabilities

For the first time, in a long time, we had an acrostic poetry writing afternoon. This was a delightful challenge for ou...
20/04/2026

For the first time, in a long time, we had an acrostic poetry writing afternoon. This was a delightful challenge for our lovely residents, who were guided in the composition by our resident bard, Hayley, our wellbeing co-ordinator. A theme for the poem was collectively chosen - Spring - and each individual letter of that word became the starting point. All the members of the group were enthused and wanted to contribute their ideas and suggestions. We all worked well together and created a lovely poem that meant a great deal to all the members of the group. The poem was written out neatly and then laminated and displayed in our residents' rooms as a delightful keepsake. The afternoon was such a success that our residents are very much looking forward to another poetry session in the near future.

We had a tiddlywink afternoon that our lovely residents thoroughly enjoyed. Armed with their squidgers, our residents t...
15/04/2026

We had a tiddlywink afternoon that our lovely residents thoroughly enjoyed. Armed with their squidgers, our residents tried to flip the winks into the pot. Unfortunately, the table surface meant that the winks only skidded and did not flip, so Hayley, our wellbeing co-ordinator, had to amend the game slightly. It became a game of trying to throw the winks into the pot and this was much more successful. In honour of our 'cheating', we renamed the game as 'fiddlywinks'. All our residents had a lot of fun and laughter playing a classic game, but with a modern twist.

Part 2 Visit by Sphynx cat Lemmie We had a visit from Lemmie 'baby' Sphynx cat. It was meant to be the turn of his bro...
13/04/2026

Part 2 Visit by Sphynx cat Lemmie



We had a visit from Lemmie 'baby' Sphynx cat. It was meant to be the turn of his brother, Ozzie, but he is still recovering from a poorly foot and has to wear the 'cone of shame' for just a bit longer. Lemmie wore his brother's top (with bats on it) in order to represent his older brother. Our lovely residents were very pleased to see Lemmie, who lapped up all the attention. Lemmie brought a lot of pleasure to everyone once again and he cannot wait to visit his ardent fans in the near future and wow them with his personality.

On Easter Monday, we had a lovely traditional Easter service, with a selection of well-known wonderful hymns and reading...
10/04/2026

On Easter Monday, we had a lovely traditional Easter service, with a selection of well-known wonderful hymns and readings. Our lovely residents really got into the spirit of the occasion and many said that it brought back fond memories of attending church and going to Sunday School at Eastertime. It was a lovely, reflective, way to conclude our Easter activities.

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19 Church Avenue
Grimsby
DN364DA

Telephone

+443339998501

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