Wilton Manor Care Home, part of Sanders Senior Living Group, is proud to announce that Louise Castilla, Lifestyle Lead, has been shortlisted for the Let’s Get Moving Melton, Sports Hero Award, recognising her exceptional contribution to improving residents’ health, mobility and overall wellbeing.
Louise, who leads Wilton Manor’s diverse programme of physical and wellbeing activities, expressed her gratitude at being nominated, saying:
“It is an honour to have been shortlisted for the Get Melton Moving, Sports Hero Award. I find it so fulfilling to help our residents with their physical strength and mobility and their mental wellbeing. Thank you to those who have nominated me and to the residents who make coming to work every day an absolute pleasure.”
Known among residents, families and colleagues for her energy, compassion and creativity, Louise runs an extensive calendar of activities that keep residents active, engaged and uplifted. These include walking groups, gentle boxing, dance sessions, yoga, one-to
-one mobility support and regular outings to local parks. She ensures that every activity is adapted to suit individual needs, making movement accessible and enjoyable for residents of all ages and abilities.
Louise is frequently described as “inspiring”, “irreplaceable” and “the heart of the home”, praise that reflects the meaningful difference she makes each day. Her work has significantly enhanced the physical and emotional wellbeing of the Wilton Manor community.
This recognition is especially important to Wilton Manor, where promoting physical activity and meaningful engagement is central to the home’s care philosophy. Louise’s commitment supports residents to stay active, social and confident, while reinforcing the home’s mission to provide a vibrant, supportive environment where people can thrive.
Wilton Manor congratulates Louise on this well-deserved nomination and celebrates her continued dedication to enriching the lives of its residents.
