At Amicura, we know that thoughtful Father’s Day care home activities play an important role in supporting emotional wellbeing, sparking cherished memories, and strengthening family bonds for residents living with dementia and other care needs. This year, our homes across Scotland, the North West, and the West Midlands marked the occasion with live music, family visits, and plenty of laughter.
Father’s Day care home activities: honouring fathers and male role models with shared stories, live music, and classic treats
Carnbroe Care Centre, Coatbridge
At Carnbroe Care Centre, residents enjoyed a relaxed afternoon with snacks, drinks, games, and football on the television, giving residents and their families an easy-going way to spend time together.
The Glen, Morecambe
The Glen hosted a lively “pie and a pint” afternoon featuring live music from The One Non-Blonde, complete with lighthearted awards for the best tambourine players, while several families took the opportunity to enjoy outings together.
River Brook, Birmingham
At River Brook, the day featured dedicated one-to-one activities alongside an afternoon party with live musical entertainment for everyone to enjoy.
Liberton Brae, Edinburgh
Meanwhile, the gentlemen at Liberton Brae gathered in the private dining room for a quieter celebration, sharing coffee, cake, beer, and nostalgic conversations about their lives and families.
From lively parties to quiet fireside chats, these Father’s Day care home activities show how our teams tailor celebrations to each resident’s preferences, helping every father and male role model feel valued, included, and connected to the people who matter most. Organisations such as Age UK highlight how important family connection and reminiscence are for older people’s wellbeing, and it’s something our activities teams keep in mind all year round, not just on special occasions.
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