A SPECIAL tea party has been held to boost wellbeing and tackle loneliness.
Residents at Hazelmere House Bupa care home in Wilmslow came together to mark Silver Sunday, a day that celebrates the older generation.
Fun and laughter filled the lounge as people sang and chatted.
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Favourite tunes including Lipstick On Your Collar, Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile, rekindled happy memories.
Resident Josephine Porter, 91, said: “I had such a lovely day.
“I particularly enjoyed the homemade food.
“The chefs always do a brilliant job of treating us and they really pulled out all the stops.
“I had a good chat with lots of friends and even had the chance to meet some new people, which was brilliant.”
Resident Winifred Smith added: “We loved singing along with Rebecca Done.
“She sang songs we all knew and was great fun.”
Home manager Joanne Thackwell said: “It is incredibly important to help our residents experience new things and meet new faces.
“Our carers did a wonderful job of organising the activities and making sure there was something for everyone to enjoy.
“It was amazing to see all the residents have such a great day singing along to music.
“They never fail to put a smile on all the care teams’ faces.”
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