My name is Rachel Davies and I’m the Activity Coordinator at the brand new Dementia & Residential Home, Oakview Lodge in Welwyn Garden...

I know that if I can make one person smile today, all my effort and energy will have been worthwhile. It's already a good day, I woke to...

I have worked in the care sector since I left college at 19. I have worked both as a domiciliary carer in the community and in nursing...

Ideally, you will have planned any big events you have coming up in May. You will need to have booked your entertainers and sent your...

“Age appropriate” is something that I hear often in dementia care and it’s something that I completely disagree with. The question...

#FruityFridays is a great way to get your team involved in activities. Speak to your chef/kitchen staff and ask them about seasonal...

Donna Measor Robinson, activity coordinator at Dinsdale Lodge, was inspired by residents when they told her that they would like to...

Leading Belfast Care Home Bradley Manor held a very special event recently for Vincent Wilson, one of its residents. Vincent and his wife...

A few weeks ago, I was invited to be on the panel for a two day interview process for a company wanting to employ twelve Activity...

After hearing the devastating news that my 40 year old niece had been diagnosed with Breast cancer, I began thinking more and more about...

Recently I was talking with a friend about writing this article and she asked me what the title was. When I told her I was calling it...

Christmas celebrations can be overwhelming for those living with dementia, even when our intentions are loving and festive. From decorations to aromas and busy activities, what brings joy to some may trigger confusion, agitation, or fear for others. This personal account reminds us to slow down, simplify, and focus on the individual needs of our loved ones during the holidays.