Halloween Spooktacular at The Amwell Care Home

team members and local community dressed up for halloween

The Amwell Care Home recently celebrated Halloween in grand style, bringing together residents, staff, and the local community for a day filled with fun, laughter, and festive activities. The day began with residents taking part in some crafts and decoration-making, transforming our home into a spooky and vibrant space perfect for the occasion.

A special highlight of the day was a pumpkin-carving session with a local nursery, which fostered intergenerational connections and a delightful atmosphere filled with laughter. Both our residents and the visitors enjoyed sharing Halloween stories and working together to carve unique pumpkin designs.

Throughout the day, residents participated in a variety of games such as “Stick the Top on the Pumpkin,” apple bobbing, ghost tennis, and even a playful take on bush tucker trials which made everybody laugh. The excitement continued into the evening when the care home opened its doors to children from the local community for a trick-or-treat extravaganza. The night featured ghostly games, delicious Halloween-themed cakes, and goodie bags that went down a treat with our visitors. The residents enjoyed the opportunity to mingle with the children and community members which made it an unforgettable event for all.

Our Halloween Party was designed to foster connections between residents and the local community, celebrate a globally cherished tradition, and create lasting memories. It also offered many benefits to our residents including socialisation opportunities with many different groups of individuals, a profound sense of belonging and improved mental well-being. For the community, the event bridged the gap between The Amwell and local families, building a sense of connection and shared joy while promoting understanding across generations.

We look forward to more opportunities to invite loved ones of our residents and the local community into our care home in Leicestershire!

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