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Residents and staff have been getting used to the tablet by playing games and quizzes

30 under 30: Meet Chloe Payne, care assistant at MHA Glen Rosa thriving in her first role in social care (19/30)

Annual awards ceremony to highlight and appreciate staff held by MHA

“Always be happy, surround yourself with kind people, and enjoy good food” says resident at MHA Norwood as she celebrates 100th birthday

MHA Stones Place in Lincoln has made an exciting addition to its care home with the purchase of a ‘tiny tablet’—a 40-inch interactive touchscreen device designed to enhance resident engagement and social interaction.

Funded through the home’s amenities fund, which includes generous donations and proceeds from various fundraisers, the tablet is already proving to be a valuable tool for both group-led and one-to-one activities. Though humorously dubbed a "tiny tablet," the large, mobile screen can be tilted and rotated, making it easily accessible for all residents, including those living with dementia or cognitive impairments.

The device comes pre-loaded with a wide range of games, quizzes, and interactive activities. It also supports popular apps like YouTube and Zoom, opening up opportunities for video calls, music sessions, and virtual tours—all from the comfort of the home.

MHA Stones Place purchases ‘tiny tablet’ for residents to enjoy group led and 1 to 1 activities

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30 under 30: Meet Chloe Payne, care assistant at MHA Glen Rosa thriving in her first role in social care (19/30)

Annual awards ceremony to highlight and appreciate staff held by MHA

“Always be happy, surround yourself with kind people, and enjoy good food” says resident at MHA Norwood as she celebrates 100th birthday