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I co-own and operate a small assisted living home in Pittsfield, NH (U.S.A.). We consistently seek ways to improve upon our senior activity program, providing a diversified balance of a purposeful and enjoyable time of recreation, crafting, exercise and others to reach all of our residents. I must say, it's been a challenge. This past October I began researching options online and came across your site, subscribing for a year to see what you were all about. Let me tell you, you have not disappointed! Your site is a priceless resource that we are extremely thankful for. We find a significant increase in resident participation and look forward to the new ideas that each month brings. Our residents love the changes!
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I have several people who are HARD OF HEARING.
I'm looking for activities - GROUP ACTIVITIES, to include them.
We play bingo, cards and hangman. It difficult because their hearing is poor.
ALL SUGGESTIONS WELCOME.
https://www.goldencarers.com/word-bingo/4213/
This article will help you as well
https://www.goldencarers.com/5-ways-to-improve-communication-with-people-who-have-hearing-loss/5480/
Here is another article
https://www.goldencarers.com/14-tips-for-communicating-with-people-who-have-hearing-loss/3872/
In general activities that do not rely on hearing are the best
Exercise Where are you show people what to do
Coloring is always good
Hand massages and manicures
If you need more help let us know