How to Plan an Annual Event for Seniors
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Planning a special event for seniors can be a wonderful and challenging undertaking.
Your creativity, commitment and enthusiasm will enable you plan a fabulous day to be remembered.
In this article we cover everything from planning, task delegation, checklists, action plans, and more!
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At our nursing home we lost our resident cat who had been with us for a long time , The residents want so much to do something special for Pasty the cat so we are having a memorial and fund raising for the RSPA since that is where Pasty the cat has come from . So its a bigFamily day with loads of things to sell, things to eat and lots of money to make for the RSPA . The resident are helping with all decorations , ideas on thing to sell and letting there family know ( with our help as well in emails ). So will be taking lots of picture and we will be having a fun day . will let you know how it all goes.
Hi Ruth
We did a Mad Hatters Tea Party at our Rest Home. Borrowed a hugh chair beautifully decorated from the local library, most Residents dressed for the occasion. Family invites were sent out and the costumes that some of them came dressed as were wonderful. If you would like to look at some of the photos, I'm happy to show you.
Liz
How about a mad hatters tea party with prizes for the best Alice costume or mad hat created by a resident if using in aged care facility.... Or a book week theme of their fav children's book include some school children