The Magic of Music: Gibraltar Nursing Home, Monmouth
The Power of Music in Dementia Care There is power in music. Revolutionaries have used music as a platform to convey messages of change, during periods of civil and societal... Read more
Mental Health Awareness Week 2020: An Anxious Perspective
I’m not good enough. Why did I do that? I’m wasting your time. What I’ve done is rubbish. I’ve done it wrong. They don’t believe me. Why did I say... Read more
International Nurses Day: Barbara Jones
May 2022 marks 203 years since the birth of the founder of modern nursing, Florence Nightingale. To mark such an occasion, Gibraltar Nursing Home, Monmouth, are sharing the stories of... Read more
Celebrating 67 years of Marriage this Valentine’s Day
Meet Peter & Glenys Peter and Glenys Hackett have lived together at Gibraltar Nursing Home for over two years. Valentine’s Days are more special for them than most, as... Read more
Former Mayoress of Monmouth living at Gibraltar Nursing Home meets current Mayor of Monmouth
There has been an established ‘Mayor of Monmouth’ since the thirteenth century and as the term length is only a single year there have been many who have held the... Read more
Gibraltar Nursing Home and Army Chef Rose on the Importance of Remembering Those Who Mustn’t be Forgotten
On the 11th November, Gibraltar Nursing Home joined the rest of the country in remembering members of the Armed Forces who died whilst serving in the line of duty. For... Read more
National Poetry Day at Gibraltar Nursing Home
Karen Tidy - Carer of People, Rhymer of Words October 3rd was the 25th anniversary of National Poetry Day and the theme of this year’s literacy celebration was ‘Truth.’ Karen... Read more
National Book Lover’s Day
August 9th is National Book Lover's Day August 9th celebrates National Book Lover's Day which is designed to encourage people to pick up a book and spend the day reading.... Read more
Family Member Has a Boat Named After Him
All of Monmouth Nursing Home's family members are loved and accepted for who they are, always treated with dignity and given as much independence as possible. And all are considered... Read more