Ken and Doris met 74 years ago on Easter Saturday. For their first date they decided to go for a walk and tea in the park and fell in love. Four years later, Ken proposed.

Any level of physical activity can make a big difference to your quality of life. It can have a transformative impact on your mobility and mental well-being; improving your mood, increasing self-esteem and helping you relax.

No matter fact or fiction, reading is a hobby that is good for people of all ages, but especially those in later life. From boosting brain power to reducing stress, reading is a pastime that’s not just enjoyable but also beneficial for your health.

At 91-years-old, our inspirational resident Ida proves that age is no barrier to continuing to do things you enjoy.

From reducing agitation to improving social interactions, we take a look at some of the many different ways music can have a positive impact on someone living with dementia:

Sylvi developed depression when she was widowed seven years ago, and found happiness through volunteering with her local Abbeyfield.

We take a look at five simple ways that you can help alleviate the feeling of isolation and loneliness that older people can feel during the winter period.

A team of people from across Abbeyfield will be taking on the grueling African Centurion Walk, a challenge that will see them trek 100 miles in just 24 hours!

A magical memory garden to help our residents who have dementia has opened at our Palmerston care home in Belfast.