The feelings of being valued, cared for, and included are powerful and lasting, even if the details fade.

A journal is a powerful tool to capture these moments and align them with the HELPS framework

Burnout is something many Activity Coordinators face, even those who’ve dedicated years to their role. It’s challenging to give your all...

When residents are engaged, happy, and participating in activities that bring them joy, the opinions of others tend to fall into place.

Museums and heritage centres are excellent educational resources too.

One of the most common challenges in this role is ensuring high participation rates.

One of the most rewarding aspects of being an activity coordinator is bringing joy and engagement to the residents you support.

Anti-Bullying Week 2024: Choose Respect Monday 11th - Friday 15th November 2024 Working as a care home activity coordinator is rewarding...

Competition Time Jenni Mack is offering 5 free copies of her children's book "When I grow up I want to be a carer".

At Aran Court Care Home, Breast Cancer Awareness Month turned into a day of pink-themed fundraising, creativity, and community spirit.

Grant isn’t just running for the finish line; he’s running to break down barriers for people with sight loss

Empathy creates a cycle of connection that uplifts not only the residents, but the whole care team.

As autumn unfolds, let its beauty inspire the activities you create and the memories you capture with your residents.

As we welcome November, take the time to reflect on the season and plan activities that keep your care home residents engaged and excited.

The finished jam jar displays can then be placed in their rooms or communal spaces, adding a touch of beauty and colour to their environment

Bring in a small element of mindfulness, perhaps by closing your eyes and simply being present in the moment.

being an Activity Coordinator doesn’t mean you have to spend your evenings planning activities or getting lost in endless admin tasks.

While there are endless online resources available, one often overlooked but incredibly valuable asset is your local library.

Are you looking for an engaging and accessible way to bring fun, movement, and music into your care home activities?