Case study

How St. Charles Manor is using the Happiness Programme So much of dementia care focuses on what a person can no longer do. We believe in focusing on what they can still do, and celebrating the joy that’s still there to find. That’s exactly the spirit behind what’s happening at St. Charles Manor in Oak […]

How Richard Atkins Primary School is using The Happiness Programme to both support and reward learning At Richard Atkins Primary School in Lambeth, The Happiness Programme is quickly becoming much more than a fun classroom activity. Although the school has only recently introduced the interactive light projector, staff have already found it to be a

Everyday Engagement and Big Celebrations at Lovett Care Homes Discover how Social-Ability, Dementia Disco and Lovett Care Homes are working together to deliver engaging dementia activities through technology, music and person-centred care. Great dementia activities aren’t about doing one thing well. They’re about offering variety. Some days that means interactive games and reminiscence. Other days

Culture Belongs to Everyone: Bringing Shakespeare to Care Homes Access to meaningful cultural experiences should not end with age, illness or a dementia diagnosis. Through our collaboration with The Dot Collective at Camberwell Lodge, we are proud to support the belief that joy, creativity and connection remain an essential part of life at every stage.

Case Study: Supporting Regulation and Engagement at Grand Union Village School The Happiness Programme demonstrates how thoughtful, structured sensory and regulation-based interventions can transform engagement and readiness to learn in complex SEND settings. By integrating predictable routines, sensory input, and social opportunities, schools can enhance both emotional wellbeing and learning outcomes for all pupils. At

Happiness Programme: A Guide to Sensory Circuits for your School Download Your Free Sensory Circuits Guide. Discover how sensory circuits can support engagement, regulation, focus, and wellbeing in your setting. This practical guide will help you: Understand what sensory circuits are and why they work Learn how to structure simple, effective sensory activities Support calmer

Bring your library calendar events to life with immersive experiences If you’d like to explore ideas for your upcoming calendar events, we’d love to chat. Your calendar is full of brilliant moments to engage your community – but something is missing. At Social-Ability, we work with libraries to add simple sensory and interactive elements to

“It’s been great to see our residents interacting with the children and working as a team” More intergenerational joy with our Happiness Programme’s Happiness Parties! At Clare Lodge, laughter and teamwork were in full swing during a recent Intergenerational Happiness Party with children from Bernards Heath Infant and Nursery School. The event brought together residents

At home with the Happiness Programme: “It gave us a way to reach her again.” At home, where connection matters most, one family found a new way to share moments together in advanced Alzheimer’s. Suzanne is living at home with advanced Alzheimer’s. She has no speech, very limited mobility, and spends much of her day

Reducing Behavioral Disorders at Korian Le Clos de l’Orchidée In the secure care unit at Korian Le Clos de l’Orchidée, the Happiness Programme has become a valuable everyday tool for calming residents, supporting care teams, and promoting a non-medication approach to managing behavioral disorders. Calming Behavioral Disorders, Differently At Korian Le Clos de l’Orchidée nursing