On Wednesday 4 November we enjoyed another wonderful Connected Generations session with Jenna from Connected Community Wellbeing CIC. This time our theme was Best of British, and it made for a morning full of laughter, music and fun that everyone loved being part of.
A Best of British Morning
Our Best of British theme gave everyone plenty to enjoy, and residents, babies and their grown-ups really engaged with it from start to finish. It was a lovely celebration of all things British, shared across the generations.
Laughter and Music for Everyone
As always, music was at the heart of the session, and there was lots of laughter throughout. Jenna has a real gift for creating mornings where everyone feels included, whether they are joining in, singing along or simply enjoying the company.
Everyone loved being part of the session, and it was wonderful to see the connections between our residents and our youngest visitors growing once again.
Thank You to Our Sponsor, Tyres 4 U Wirral
A very big thank you to Tyres 4 U Wirral Limited for sponsoring this session and making it possible for us all to meet up together. Your support is very much appreciated by everyone at Lear House, by Jenna and by all the families who come along.
It is thanks to the generosity of local businesses like Tyres 4 U Wirral that sessions like this can continue.
Could You Sponsor a Future Session?
Connected Generations sessions are so important to everyone taking part, and we want to keep them going. If you, your business or someone you know would be interested in sponsoring one of our future sessions, we would love to hear from you.
You can get in touch with us here at Lear House using the details below, or contact Jenna directly through the Connected Community Wellbeing CIC Facebook page.
Why Connected Generations Matters
Intergenerational sessions bring real benefits for everyone who takes part:
- For residents: fresh company, laughter and a real sense of connection with the wider community
- For babies and little ones: a warm, welcoming space to enjoy music, play and new faces
- For parents and carers: a friendly local group and the chance to be part of something special
- For the community: local businesses can support something that makes a real difference, right on their doorstep