Are you or do you know a carer in residential, dementia, assisted or domiciliary care? Happy Days is passionate about helping carers working in residential, dementia, assisted or domiciliary care to provide enriched care. We often hear that carers are overworked and underpaid, so how can we expect carers to take on the added pressure […]

Why not treat someone you love and care for? Happy Days Memory Joggers are designed for our elders, people who need extra care or living with dementia. Prompting memory can help a person share interesting recollections about their past. Visiting elderly grandparents, relatives or friends with dementia can be more meaningful when there is something […]

Whilst tidying up my computer files, I came across a magazine article which I may have forgotten to share with you … but more importantly it reminded me of some requests that people often ask me. When I’m out and about, taking Dementia Workshop products to exhibitions, vintage fairs, health and care shows etc., people […]

The benefits of owning a pet … Meet nine week old Lily, Coco, Jessie, Annie or Lola … ? Whilst the family continue to debate puppy’s name, the springer spaniel is getting to know her way around the house, finding things to have a chew at and barking at the cat. She’s been with us […]

Hello everyone, I’d like to share this survey information regarding personal and social care which I came across on Linkedin – Courtesy of Alan Majer, Toronto 11.10.2012: “I’d like to share some research that surprised me – caregivers claim that the Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are less important when it comes to keeping an […]