Build A Scene Craft Kits For Care Homes, And The Elderly

Plan a theme like a duck pond park, make a papier-mâché scene then add pieces to it - mirror card for water, modelling clay to make the ducks, the wooden family walking the dog, craft sticks to make a bench or a farmyard with the wooden animals and a tractor, make some hay bales out of dried grass from the garden.

Build A Scene Designed For Dementia & Alzheimer's Patients

Build A Scene For The Elderly

Our range of craft kits are designed to keep the elderly active, engaged, and mentally stimulated. we understand that ageing can lead to declining cognitive abilities. Hence, our craft kits are simplified and easy to use, slowing down cognitive decline and potentially improving memory.

Build A Scene: For Care Homes

In care homes, keeping residents active and mentally engaged can be a task. To ease this, our build a scene craft kits are specifically designed for care home use. They promote healthy interaction, uplift moods and foster a strong communal spirit amongst the residents.

Build A Scene Kits For the Visually Impaired

Engaging those with visual impairments can be challenging, but  we rise to this challenge with our build a scene craft kits. These kits are designed with strong tactile and auditory elements, allowing participants to feel, hear and engage with the game without relying heavily on their visual abilities.

Build A Scene Kits For Dementia

Coping with Dementia can be challenging, both for the individual and their family. Our craft kits are therefore, designed to lighten this challenge by stimulating cognitive activity in a fun and calming way. These tell-a-story games are beneficial in relieving the frustrations and disorientation often experienced by those with Dementia.

Build A Scene Kits  For Alzheimer's

With Alzheimer's disease, memory loss can be distressing for the individual. Our build a scene craft kits aim to alleviate this by presenting enjoyable, mentally engaging scenarios which may help in slowing cognitive decline. Our games are designed to be simple, repetitive and routine-based which is shown to be comforting for individuals with Alzheimer's.