| There is so much to do and enjoy at the Courville Communities. Often, our events are open to the public. Some of our events benefit special organizations, while others are purely fun and educational. Below is a sample to give you a flavor for our extra-curricular activities.
| Caregiver Information Series Begins March 30 |
| The Courville Communities are pleased to present the first of four events as part of the Caregiver Information Series. Hosted by Aynsley Place Administrator Susan Theodore and Carlyle Place Activities Director Jenn Delker Montplaisir, the series will begin on Sunday, March 30 with "Psychological Needs of the Elderly" at Carlyle Place from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.
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| Courville at Manchester Holding Easter Bake Sale |
| Courville at Manchester on West Webster Street will be holding an Easter Bake Sale on Friday, March 21st on behalf of Seniors Feed New Hampshire, a fundraising initative of the Coalition of Long Term Care Residents. All proceeds will be donated to the NH Food Bank in an effort to help eliminate a day of hunger in New Hampshire.
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| Aynsley Place Selling Raffle Tickets to Benefit NH Food Bank |
| Nashua's Aynsley Place is proud to be doing their part to help eliminate a day of hunger in New Hampshire.
The facility is selling raffle tickets on behalf of Seniors Feed New Hampshire, a project of the Coalition of Long Term Care Residents. All proceeds from raffle ticket sales will be awarded to the NH Food Bank.
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| Don't Miss the Easter Bunny at Carlyle Place! |
| Carlyle Place located on Route 101 in Bedford will host a photo opportunity with the Easter Bunny on Saturday, March 22 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Photos with the Easter Bunny will be available for $5.00. All funds raised will benefit Seniors Feed New Hampshire, a project of the Coalition of Long Term Care Community Residents. Proceeds will be given to the New Hampshire Food Bank in an effort to eliminate a day of hunger in New Hampshire.
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| March 1 Brunch & Dancing Event Cancelled |
| Due to another pending snow storm, the decision has been made to cancel the Brunch and Dancing event planned for Saturday, March 1st at the Nashua Senior Center. The event has not been rescheduled at this time. Sorry for the inconvenience; please take care during the messy weather conditions. |
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| Aynsley Place Postpones Brunch & Dancing Event |
| Due to a pending snow storm, the "Back to the Good Ol' Days" brunch and dance sponsored by Aynsley Place has been rescheduled to Saturday, March 1st from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Nashua Senior Center, 70 Temple Street.
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| Aynsley Place to Sponsor Brunch & Dancing Event - Feb. 23rd |
| Aynsley Place, a Courville Community, will sponsor a brunch and dancing event Saturday, February 23rd from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Nashua Senior Center located at 70 Temple Street, Nashua, NH. In the event of inclement weather, the event will be held the following Saturday, March 1st.
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| Aynsley Place Administrator Susan Theodore Receives NHHCA Star Award |
| The Courville Communities’ Susan Theodore, administrator for Aynsley Place in Nashua, recently received special recognition from the New Hampshire Health Care Association (NHHCA). A first-time recipient of the Star Award, Theodore received an official letter of congratulations from John Poirier, President of the NHHCA dated December 6.
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| NHHCA Workshop to Feature Courville's Jennifer Delker Monplaisir |
| The New Hampshire Health Care Association will host “A New Year: What’s in Your Toolbox for the Year Ahead?” Held at their headquarters at 125 Airport Road in Concord on Wednesday, January 30, this workshop will feature Jennifer Delker Montplaisir, Activities Director for Carlyle Place, a Courville Community located in Bedford.
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| Residents Get Creative with an Art Show at Aynsley Place |
| Thursday, September 13, residents of Aynsley Place opened the halls to guests to enjoy personal art work created by the residents. Refreshments were served and residents had the opportunity to display their creative work for fellow residents, family and friends. |
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| The Courville Communities Support MP Housing |
| The Courville Communities recently made an undisclosed donation to MP Housing, Inc., the permanent housing component of Marguerite's Place, through the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authorityâ's tax credit program. |
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| Red Sox Home Opener Celebrated |
| Tuesday, April 10 at 12:30 p.m. Caryle Place in Bedford hosted a Red Sox Home Opener Celebration. A baseball-themed luncheon was held, residents joined together to sing, "Take me out to the ballgame" and the Carlyle Dinner Theatre put on a production of "Who's on first?" Fungo, the NH Fisher Cats mascot, also made an appearance. |
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| Caryle Place Executive Chef Receives Ice Carving Award |
| Executive Chef David Soha of Bedford's Carlyle Place "a Courville Community" received an award at Boston's Annual Winter Ice Carving Festival hosted by the Clarendon Group. The first place award was given to Soha and his carving partner, The Yard Restaurant's Executive Chef Dennis Hickey, citing the duo's creativity, execution of idea, and utilization of ice.
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| Courville at Nashua Welcomes Smith as the Facility's New Administrator |
| The Courville Communities are pleased to welcome Jason Smith to The Courville at Nashua as the facility's new administrator. Located at 22 Hunt Street, The Courville at Nashua is a 24-hour skilled nursing and rehabilitative care facility and is one of the company's five privately owned long-term care facilities in southern New Hampshire. |
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