Ghouls just want to have fun: Stafford care home celebrates Halloween

There was ‘fang-tastic’ food, creepy costumes and spooktactualy scenes of fun across a group of Midlands care homes this week as residents celebrated Halloween.

Residents enjoyed getting into the spirit of Halloween

Macc Care residents in Stafford and across Birmingham joined in a series of spooky celebrations, creating memorable and engaging experiences for residents and staff alike.

Homes across the group, including Priestly Rose in Erdington, Dora Rose in Stafford, and Blossomfield Rose in Solihull, embraced the holiday spirit with creative decorations, costumes, and activities designed to entertain and engage everyone.

Over at Dora Rose in Stafford, Halloween celebrations took a festive turn with residents donning hats, enjoying delicious treats, and capturing the spirit of the holiday with fun photographs.

It was a fun event at homes across the Midlands

The staff also joined in with impressive costumes, adding to the excitement. Residents were thrilled by the atmosphere, which provided both entertainment and an opportunity to interact with others in a playful, seasonal setting.

Residents at Priestly Rose in Erdington took part in Halloween crafts

At Priestly Rose in Erdington, residents spent a joyful afternoon carving pumpkins, an activity that sparked creativity and social interaction.

Dora Rose staff and residents got into the Halloween spirit

The home was filled with laughter as residents designed their pumpkins, followed by a lively Halloween party where both residents and staff enjoyed themed refreshments, decorations, and music.

There was fun and laughter at homes across the Midlands

Blossomfield Rose in Solihull hosted a Halloween tea party, where residents enjoyed pumpkin carving and festive treats.

Staff at Dora Rose in Stafford dressed up in spooky costumes to entertain residents

The carving activities, carefully chosen to promote dexterity and engagement, proved especially popular, with residents delighted to display their creations.

Bhav Amlani, from Macc Care said: “Across the group we’ve been celebrating Halloween, and these celebrations allow residents to connect through shared laughter and creative expression. We’re pleased to be making Halloween 2024 one to remember for residents and the teams as well.

“These festive gatherings reflect Macc Care’s commitment to creating vibrant, enjoyable experiences that support social engagement, have clear physical benefits, whilst also being fun and enhancing the well-being of residents.”

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