Pat Usher and Shane Bartlett do a word search.
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Residents at Menarock Life Aged Care were treated to a memorable day, thanks to a thoughtful collaboration between the facility’s lifestyle and wellbeing co-ordinator Liza Del Rosario and teacher Graham Cook.
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Students from Shepparton Christian College visited and engaged in heartwarming one-on-one activities with the residents, sparking joy and creating meaningful connections.
Resident Pat enjoyed working on a challenging word search with one of the students, while Peter had a friendly game of checkers.
Residents Lil and Lena expressed their creativity through arts and crafts, and Trudy joined in for a painting session, adding vibrant colours to the day.
The smiles and laughter shared between the students and residents were a testament to the power of intergenerational connections.
The visit brought happiness and a sense of belonging, highlighting the positive impact of such initiatives in enhancing the wellbeing of everyone involved.
Lil Loughran and Isobel Elston try their hand at tree decorating.
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Trudy Goldberg and Annie Carter break out the paint.
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Peter Howley and Micah Close are deep in concentration.
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Peter Howley and Micah Close enjoy a game of checkers.
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Annie Carter adds a splash of paint to her picture.
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Lil Loughran and Isobel Elston unleash their creativity.
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Gracie Lloyd and Lena Comello add sparkle to their shared piece.
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Pat Usher and Shane Bartlett work together to find the words.
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