Prestige Nursing & Care Bracknell

26/05/2026

21/05/2026

🌿 Memory & Wellbeing Festival - Community Engagement 🌿

Today we had the pleasure of attending the Memory and Wellbeing Festival organised by Bracknell Forest Council, where we were proud to raise awareness and represent our services within the local community 💙

It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with a wide range of organisations, including care homes, Dementia UK, Bracknell Forest Council, Adult Social Care, Age UK, and the Alzheimer’s Society.

We took the time to speak with many individuals, share information about what we do, and provide our leaflets to those who may benefit from our support. It was truly inspiring to see so many people coming together to support those living with memory problems and promote wellbeing.

Thank you to everyone we spoke with today - we look forward to building strong community connections and continuing to make a difference 🤝
📸 Photos from the event are attached below!

21/05/2026

Brain Injury Awareness Week 💚

In some cases, signs can develop hours or days after an injury, so it's important to stay vigilant.

Watch out for delayed symptoms such as:

• Persistent headaches
• Confusion or disorientation
• Memory difficulties
• Mood changes
• Trouble concentrating

Early awareness can help ensure the right care is given at the right time.

At Prestige Nursing & Care, we see first-hand how life-changing brain injuries can be. Read James’ story to learn more https://www.prestige-nursing.co.uk/case-study/james/

14/05/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week 💚

This week is a reminder that you are not alone, and the right support can make a difference. Mental Health problems are more common than people realise and taking small steps can have a big impact.

So, what are some actions you can take today to help your mental health?

1. Stay connected – a quick check in with someone you trust can really help!
2. Be kind to yourself.
3. Rest and switch off – take regular breaks and prioritise sleep.
4. Ask for help when you need it.
5. Move your body – a little stretch or a quick walk outside can help to reduce stress.
6. Talk about how you’re feeling.

This is your reminder that it’s ok to:

• Ask for help.
• Take breaks.
• Pause and reset.

Which of these actions will you try this week? Let us know in the comments, you never know who you might inspire.

12/05/2026

🌼 Join Us at the Bracknell Forest Memory & Wellbeing Festival! 🌼

We’re excited to share details of this fantastic community event organised by Bracknell Forest dedicated to wellbeing and memory health 💙

📅 Thursday 21 May
🕚 11:00am - 2:00pm
📍 Princess Square, Bracknell

Come along for a fun, informative and uplifting day as we celebrate wellbeing, raise awareness of memory health, and share practical support. Whether you're looking for advice, support, or simply a great day out, everyone is welcome!

✨ What to expect:
🎶 Live music and singing
🧠 Seminars on reducing dementia risk, healthy eating and more
🚶 Guided history walk
💙 Free health checks
👥 Dementia Friends awareness session
🎨 Interactive wellbeing activities
📚 Information stalls from local services, charities and community groups

This event is perfect for volunteers, professionals, and anyone with an interest in dementia or wellbeing.

📢 A full agenda will be shared soon, with activities running throughout the day – so there’s plenty to see and do!

Come along, bring a friend, and be part of this supportive and inspiring community day 💫

07/05/2026

It’s National Walking Month, the perfect time to take more steps and enjoy the many benefits of walking.

So, what are they key benefits of walking?

- Just 10 minutes a day can reduce the risk of developing heart disease and circulatory diseases.
- It can help ease muscle pain, stiffness and supports better balance.
- It can boost your mood and circulation.
- It can help you get better sleep as walking helps to relax and reduce stress.

Whether it’s a lunchtime walk or an evening stroll after eating, every step counts!

Will you be walking more this month?

30/04/2026

National Pet Month is here, and what better time to celebrate our furry friends!

Pets bring so much joy to so many lives and make the best companions.

Here are just a few reasons why we love our pets:

● Unconditional love, every day
● Helps anxiety and our mental health
● Gets us out and about
● Gives us a sense of purpose
● Keeps us company

We would love to see your beloved pets, share a photo in the comments with their name!

22/04/2026

Happy Earth Day! 🌏

This year marks the 56th anniversary of Earth Day with the theme Our Power, Our Planet - a reminder that real change starts with us, even if it is through small actions.

Looking for simple ways to make a difference?

• Support environmental campaigns by signing a petition.
• Avoid fast fashion - choose second hand and shop locally instead.
• Plant a pollinator garden - top pollinator plants include lavender, milkweed and catmint.
• Try eating plant based food to reduce environmental impact.
• Attend an earth day event and make a difference in your community. You can find events near you here: https://www.earthday.org/earth-day-2026/ .
• Go plastic free for a day (or longer if you can!)

Every action counts - together, we can protect our planet. 💚

What’s one small change you will be making?

14/04/2026

Spring is springing, the sun is shining, moods are brighter and the air is fresh. You know what that calls for? Fun spring activities!

• Start a gardening project
• Get creative and hold a scavenger hunt for the kids
• Enjoy a picnic in the sunshine
• Take a peaceful nature walk
• Do some flower arranging and planting
• Go fishing
• Show off your baking skills with some spring treats
• Refresh your mind and home with some spring cleaning

Spring is all about new beginnings, what is your favourite spring activity?

09/04/2026

We all deserve a little extra calm in our day, so for Stress Awareness Month we are sharing 8 simple activities to help ease your mind 💚

1. Do something creative – anything that makes your mind wander. Painting or knitting are popular activities you could try!
2. Get outside – a change in scenery can really help your mind to relax.
3. Move your body - You don’t have to spend hours at the gym, a small walk outside is enough to release feel good endorphins!
4. Meditation and mindfulness – Centre your thoughts and calm the mind with meditation, apps like have free resources and meditation guides.
5. Write your thoughts down – writing down your thoughts and feelings is a big stress reliever, it’s worth a try!
6. Do something you enjoy – the small joys matter the most.
7. Talk to someone – a quick chat with a family member or friend can really make a difference!
8. Listen to music – your favourite tunes will instantly boost your mood.

Which one of these do you live by? Share your favourite stress relievers below!



https://mentalhealth-uk.org/blog/8-stress-awareness-day-activities/