EAWA DAY IN LIFE
The Day Care Centre service is for elderly people with disabilities and long-term conditions who may need help, being from a Social Services substantial category, e.g., may have had a stroke, Parkinson’s, heart problem, mobility impairment, dementia etc. or have a condition that would prevent them having a good quality of life. If you are looking for a place for your parent, partner or family member, to spend time during the day, so that you can have a break from caring, then please feel free to Contact Us. Respite allows you time for resting, shopping, doing ‘other things’ like recreation or taking up exercise etc.
EAWA Day Care Centre, Enfield & Surrounding Boroughs, London
- Yoga and chair-based exercise
- Seated Qi Gong/Tai Chi / Dance
- Indian head massage and reflexology
- Flower arranging
- Toenail cutting & trimming
- Christmas/Diwali/Eid parties, and summer outings
- A knitting circle, arts and crafts, singing, and much more…
- Socialising with those living locally
- Respite for carers and special dementia activity equipment
- Hot Vegetarian Lunch
- Supported by a Day care Manager and Qualified Care Staff
- We are open Monday to Thursday from 9.30am to 3pm
EAWA Day Care Centre, Enfield & Surrounding Boroughs, London
- Yoga and chair-based exercise
- Seated Qi Gong/Tai Chi / Dance
- Indian head massage and reflexology
- Flower arranging
- Toenail cutting & trimming
- Christmas/Diwali/Eid parties, and summer outings
- A knitting circle, arts and crafts, singing, and much more…
- Socialising with those living locally
- Respite for carers and special dementia activity equipment
- Hot Vegetarian Lunch
- Supported by a Day care Manager and Qualified Care Staff
- We are open Monday to Thursday from 9.30am to 3pm
If you are in favour of our services, please contact EAWA for a free trial visit
Day care centre Telephone: 0208 363 4622
Days: Monday to Thursday from 10am to 3pm
or Email: info@eawa.org.uk
Why EAWA Day care is a valuable and cost-effective service for Clients/Carers/families
- By clients attending the day care centre Carers get a break for more than 5 hours a day if you consider the time to and from the centre on transport.
- The Carer break is regular each week, thus, the Carer(s), can plan to spend time proactively to go out where-ever they choose or to work, to exercise, etc.
- The clients get a wide variety of services which are designed for age and disability and have positive impacts on well-being.
- They have care from staff whom value them greatly whilst being empowered to be independent.
- EAWA’s outcomes have been well documented for clients and Carers.
Day care versus Domiciliary care: If a person does not attend the day care centre with all the benefits highlighted above then they have access to domiciliary care. This domiciliary care costs an average of £22 to £25 per hour. This would provide for physical needs and the Carer would not be able to go out to have a break; nor would the break be as substantive and achieve that achieved by the EAWA day care placement. A sitting service would give the Carer a break, however the client benefits are not as substantial, nor can the Carer have long, and regular breaks as illustrated above.