The new club aims to bring residents, carers, family members and people living in the local community the opportunity to get together for a series of fun, feel-good activities throughout the year.
Residents at St Catherine’s Care Home in Horwich have enjoyed a morning of fun exercise and healthy treats at the opening of their new community ‘Four Seasons Feel Good Club’. Residents and guests enjoyed an exercise session using homemade balloon dumbbells and played a game of volleyball, all from the comfort of their armchairs.
” The care home’s Magic Moments Coordinator, Cara Ferri, said: “Our new Four Seasons Feel Good Club is proving to be a real hit with our residents and includes a wide range of activities to benefit the mind, body and soul. The club is open to everyone, so it’s a great way to keep our residents connected to their local community. We hope people living locally will come along and join us for future sessions – it’s free, fun and a great way to meet new people.
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