“My hope is to brighten up senior citizen’s days and give them a sense of accomplishment through the caretaking of succulent plants. According to the website Psychology Today, house plants can improve mental and emotional health in a number of ways. These include stress reduction, reduced symptoms of depression, memory retention, fewer symptoms of post-traumatic stress, and much more.” Continue reading
Dahlia wrote, “Over the course of 2-3 weeks I made approximately 65-70 pieces including keychains, earrings, rings, and coasters and most of them had positive affirmations inside. I put the affirmations inside by printing and cutting them out and then pushing them inside a clear layer of resin and letting that cure, then I added… Continue reading
When Covid struck, many students wondered how they would organize an activity with all the restrictions. Despite these challenges, Alison organized her family to help spread Holiday Cheer for those who lived in care facilities. With four kids doing online school from home, this was a project that they could all participate in and feel good about! Continue reading
Many of the Ethics students at Anoka Ramsey Community College work in care settings, just like Adaeze. When it came time to organize an activity, she didn’t let Covid slow her down. In fact, it gave her an extra reason to organize her co-workers and make holiday cards for their residents to express their care for them. Feel the love! Continue reading
When Covid hit, Kristina’s job became much more challenging. As a care giver at a long-term care facility for elders, Kristina knew her residents were suffering. The facility would no longer allow families or friends to visit. So, when it came time to organize an activity, Kristina had a simple, yet amazing project: She would organize a group to knit or crochet shawls for each of the residents. She would send them all a “hug” during these tough times. Continue reading
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