Salutem

Roman House, a residential care home for disabled adults with complex care needs in Basingstoke, enjoyed the tail end of summer with a barbecue and sports day.

Individuals supported by the service took part in fun activities, including toy fishing, egg and spoon race, and tin can alley.

The winners were given a certificate and a medal, and there were plenty of prizes for everyone who took part.

The day rounded off with a delicious barbecue in the sun.

Kerry Lettin, service manager at Roman House, said: “At Roman House, we love an opportunity for everyone to get together, do something active and have fun.

“We had a fantastic time at the sports day. The weather was lovely, and everyone had a sport they were good at doing. We gave out lots of prizes, medals and certificates, and the barbecue was great too.

“We’re looking forward to more fun and games in the next few months, but maybe inside because it’s getting a bit colder!”

Stephanie, one of the people supported by Roman House, said: “I had a great time at the sports day, especially the fishing game but I won a medal for being the best catcher. I can’t wait to do it again.”

Roman House is part of Ambito Care and Education, which is part of Salutem Care and Education.

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Editor’s Notes:

Salutem Ltd is a UK based residential and healthcare operator and investor with 130 services nationwide.

Within its portfolio are:

• Modus Care specialises in support services for those with Autistic Spectrum Disorder, Asperger’s Syndrome, learning disabilities and other complex needs. It provides small residential facilities for adults as well as bespoke services.
• Ambito Care and Education comprises the former Scope services which include four education facilities, 30 care homes and ten day services.
• Clearwater Care provides 27 services in the Midlands and South East, for complex needs and severe learning difficulties in residential and supported living.
• Pathways Care Group has 54 homes nationwide for adults with learning difficulties.