Chartwell House care home in Westwood has received a Highly Commended accolade in the Service Recognition category at the National Activity Awards 2025.
The accolade celebrates services or individuals who demonstrate exceptional dedication to developing new and innovative approaches to activity and engagement.
The awards, hosted by Big Ian Donaghy, took place on 24th January at The Liner in Liverpool. Organised by the National Activity Providers Association (NAPA), the event celebrates excellence in promoting wellbeing and creativity across care services in the UK.
Chartwell House, run by Boutique Care Homes, was recognised for the impact of its Life Enrichment Programme, which delivers a personalised approach to activity, ensuring residents enjoy meaningful, fulfilling experiences every day.
Diane Collins, Home Manager at Chartwell House, said: “Receiving this commendation is a wonderful recognition of the incredible passion and commitment our Life Enrichment Programme team brings to our residents’ lives.
“At Chartwell House, we’re always looking for new ways to engage, connect, and bring joy to those in our care. I couldn’t be prouder of the team for their creativity and the lasting difference they make.”
Founder and Managing Director of Boutique Care Homes, Ameet Kotecha, added:”Being recognised for our Life Enrichment Programme is a true testament to the vision and dedication of the Chartwell House team.
“We strive to create environments where residents can thrive, and this commendation acknowledges the innovative approaches we’ve taken to make that vision a reality. Congratulations to Diane and the entire team for this well-deserved honour.”
The Life Enrichment Programme at Chartwell House offers a range of bespoke activities tailored to people’s individual interests and abilities. From creative workshops to intergenerational sessions and community events, the programme ensures every resident feels engaged and valued.
