A January to remember at Stafford care home
Care home residents have kicked off the new year with some heartwarming activities and initiatives aimed at bringing joy, connection, and fitness into their lives.
Dora Rose, a Macc Care home located in Milford, started January by welcoming a young local resident who wanted to give a donation to the home.
Lacey, aged eight, decided to raise money for the Dora Rose residents, by selling some of her own items, as well as pooling her pocket money and setting aside earnings from the tooth fairy. In total she raised £20, which the home plan to use to treat residents and spread happiness across the home.
The home also welcomed back its friends from Funtime Theatre for a lively performance of the classic pantomime, Robin Hood. After the show residents said it had transported them down memory lane, rekindling memories of pantomimes they had enjoyed in years gone by.
In January the home also launched a new fitness initiative, with residents taking part in gentle exercise and movement activities designed to keep them active and promote wellbeing.
Bhav Amlani from Macc Care said: “At Macc Care, we strive to create environments where residents feel valued, enriched, and supported in every aspect of their lives. From thoughtful gestures like Lacey’s donation to the joy of community activities like our pantomime and exercise sessions, it’s all about fostering meaningful connections and promoting a positive lifestyle.”
For more information about Macc Care and its homes, please visit macccare.com.
