Christmas Fair at Enablement Care! 
Join us on 1st December from 1pm to 3:30pm for a festive celebration! Santa will be making a special appearance, so don’t miss out!
Craft stalls 
Hot chocolate and mince pies 
This event is open to everyone and will be held indoors at Enablement Care! 
Bring your family and friends for an afternoon of Christmas fun! 
Every Monday morning, we meet for Gardening Club. This could be at the allotment, the Enablement Care garden or if the weather is very wet we might do something inside such as garden planning or woodworking.
This club is open to all residents and service users. Please call on 01623 397750 to find out what we’re doing next and how you can join us!
Every Monday morning, we meet for Gardening Club. This could be at the allotment, the Enablement Care garden or if the weather is very wet we might do something inside such as garden planning or woodworking.
This club is open to all residents and service users. Please call on 01623 397750 to find out what we’re doing next and how you can join us!
Every Monday morning, we meet for Gardening Club. This could be at the allotment, the Enablement Care garden or if the weather is very wet we might do something inside such as garden planning or woodworking.
This club is open to all residents and service users.
Please call on 01623 397750 to find out what we’re doing next and how you can join us!
This is an additional session to the morning session at Enablement Care and is held at the Community Hub (8 Brook St, Sutton in Ashfield).
It will be held at the community hub on Thursday afternoons from 12 pm to 2 pm, run by volunteers and service users. The price is £2.50 per session, and you can bring cash on the day. Open to all service users!
Looking for a way to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy the beautiful outdoors? Our Walking Club is the perfect opportunity! 🌞 Whether you’re a seasoned walker or just starting out, everyone is welcome.
Please contact 01623 397750 for more information on the next meet up.
At Enablement Care, we continually strive to create a supportive, happy, and confident community for all our residents. Our recent residents’ meeting was a fantastic opportunity to gather feedback and hear directly from our valued residents about their experiences and suggestions. We’re excited to share some of the highlights of this feedback.
Thanks to everyone that took part!
As the old saying goes, ‘The sun always shines on the blessed,’ and we were certainly blessed on our recent walk to Stanton Moor to see the Nine Ladies.
Our group enjoyed a wonderful 2.5-mile walk through farmland, spotting sheep, cows, and even alpacas along the way. We had a good laugh climbing over the stile as the views began to open up, revealing a stunning panorama. From the top, we could see Matlock and Riber Castle in all their glory.
Reaching the Nine Ladies stone circle, we were amused to find not just nine stones, but also a lady doing yoga in the middle, making it ten! After soaking in the scenery, we made our way back to Barn Farm, where we were warmly greeted at the shop and treated ourselves to some well-deserved coffees.
Such a lovely day—everyone left feeling contented and happy! 
If any service users would like to join us on future walks, please speak with your community support worker or call the office on **01623 397750**.
Our gardening club has worked hard this season, and the results are in! Recently, we gathered to pick a fantastic harvest of juicy blackberries and vibrant yellow courgettes. It’s always such a joy to see the fruits (and vegetables) of our labour.
One of our long-time members was especially proud of his blackberry haul. These berries will be a delicious addition to upcoming recipes – perhaps a homemade blackberry pie or jam.
We didn’t stop at berries either! Our courgettes are looking bright and healthy, perfect for some late-summer cooking. Whether you’re thinking of making a courgette bake or simply grilling them, they’re full of flavour and ready for action.
It’s moments like these that make being part of the gardening club so special – everyone gets involved. Stay tuned for more harvest updates!!
Our walking club recently embarked on an incredible adventure to the top of Mam Tor, also known as the “Mother Hill.” Nestled in the heart of the High Peak, this spot offers some of the most stunning panoramic views in the Peak District. The weather was on our side, with blue skies and a gentle breeze guiding us to the summit.
With enthusiasm and excitement, we followed the well-trodden paths to the peak. Along the way, we admired the wild beauty of the surrounding hills and valleys, breathing in the fresh air that comes with being surrounded by nature. At the summit, we were greeted by 360-degree views stretching far and wide across the Peak District National Park. It was the perfect spot to rest, take in the scenery, and capture some photos!
Our walking club is not just about fitness and exploring nature; it’s also about building community and creating friendships. The camaraderie shared as we reached the top, smiling with pride at our achievement, is what makes these walks so amazing!
If you’re one of our service users and looking to join a supportive group that enjoys exploring beautiful outdoor spaces, our walking club is perfect for you. We offer regular walks every Tuesday, and each week brings a new adventure, whether walking local countryside paths or taking iconic hikes like Mam Tor.
To find out more about how you can get involved in the next Tuesday walking club adventure, please speak to your community support worker or call our office on 01623 397750.
