Dementia Care

“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

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

“Our clients are capable and full of potential – this is bringing out that potential” Carol Chayer, Owner of Share Community, opens up about the incredible impact the Happiness Programme has had on their community. From sparking laughter to encouraging interaction and boosting confidence, the projector has transformed everyday activities into moments of joy and

Inclusive by design, at Phoebe Allentown Health Care Centre At Bridgeways neighbourhood in Phoebe Allentown, smart-projector sessions make it possible for residents with very different needs to share the same space comfortably. Lively games and soothing activities can run side by side, meaning everyone can join in at their own pace. It creates a warm,

Open Day: Books & Beyond at Canada Water On 29th October, as part of our ongoing partnership with Southwark Council, we joined the Books & Beyond Open Day at Canada Water Library to celebrate creativity, learning, and community connection. Through interactive activities for both adults and children, we helped bring local history to life and

The Workshop that turns stories shared into connection and support. At Cheadle Manor, the Visiting With Purpose workshop did more than bring people together, it created a space where stories were shared, silence was broken, and support was built. Led by John Ramsay, whose openness about his own journey invited others to do the same,

Bringing the Archives to life at Peckham Library This International Day for Older Persons, Children from St James the Great School and residents from Greenhive Care Home came together to bring Peckham Library’s archival images to life, interacting with digitally colourised projections that revealed vibrant colour as they moved across the screen. At Peckham Library,

Case Study: How a Game of Hockey Sparked Connection in a Canadian Care Home At Fenelon Court, a small, close-knit long-term care home in Ontario, a simple game of hockey on the tabletop brings laughter, competition, and connection, showing how play can unite residents of all abilities. At Fenelon Court, a small long-term care home