In our care homes, these small moments often mean the most, and Easter brings a lovely opportunity to create simple, meaningful experiences that lift spirits and spark connection.

Supporting yourself in the role of activity coordinator isn’t a luxury. It’s essential if the work you do is going to be sustainable, meaningful, and enjoyable over time.

care home notice boards can be so much more than a “tick-box” exercise for CQC. When used well, they tell a story to residents, families, staff, and inspectors, about life in your home.

A seasonal version of Bingo for your care home residents to enjoy.

Christmas in a care home can feel like a juggling act — decorations, music, parties, and presents all competing for your attention. But what if the season didn’t have to be frantic?

When Activity Coordinators are given the time, tools, and support they need, the results speak for themselves: residents are more engaged, staff feel more connected, and the whole home benefits from a sense of purpose and joy.

I don't include a section dedicated to 'dementia activities' in my Activity Coordinators Toolbox. I'm often asked "Why not?" The truth...

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

Are you ready for a new month starting tomorrow? This month I invite you to make some positive changes in your life. Look at the ways you...

The past 18 months have been difficult for us all, myself included. I took some time off at the beginning of the month and have made time...

I have included a calendar in my membership which is aimed at the AC. There are so many dates and events to choose from as a base for activities it is difficult to know what to include.