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We understand that each person may come with different health circumstances. These conditions may involve the heart, bones, joints, muscles, and memory. Therefore, we design activities holistically around your loved one’s interests and abilities. Our activity team is responsible for carrying out individualized care in accordance with the participant service plan and develops activity programs that meet the needs of each participant. Our activity team also observes the participants and works to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the participants.

The Activity Program Includes:

Puzzle games
Improves short-term memory and concentration, offers stress relief, enhances problem-solving skills, provides opportunities for social connections, and helps with better sleep.
    • Chess
    • Chinese chess
    • Go!
    • Chinese checker
    • Mahjong
    • Poker
    • Bingo
Physical activities
Designed to help our participants stay healthy and strong. Participants will have access to a variety of activities and events at Worldshine AMDC.
    • Billiards
    • Indoor golf
    • Tai Chi
    • Dancing
    • Ping-Pong
Music & culture & art
These activities are very popular at Worldshine. We respect diversity and love to see our participants’ creations. This program can promote cognitive function and mental health, improve memory and concentration, reduce stress and anxiety, and inspires movement.
    • Karaoke
    • Chorus
    • Musical instruments performance
    • Poetry
    • Calligraphy
    • Floral arrangements
    • Photography
    • Handcrafts
Courses
We offer a variety of courses to give everyone a chance to learn something new! These activities not only give our participants something fun to do, but also encourages engagement with the world around them as they pursue a life rich in learning. Who knows what new skills or passions may be discovered?
    • English course
    • Chinese course
    • Cooking workshop
    • Music appreciation course
    • Painting course
    • Technology support course
    • Bible study

Alzheimer’s and dementia-specific activities

These activities have proven to be particularly helpful for our participants with memory loss. They help maintain cognitive function, a sense of security, and can calm anxious or aggressive behaviors for our participants. The activities also provide a sense of control over their day and environment, especially for those in the early stages of the disease. For those in the end stage of dementia, these activities are often one of the few ways they can still engage with their memories and communicate.

Worldshine Events
These events promote social gatherings. Whether as an introvert or extrovert, social events at Worldshine can help people connect with other participants and develop genuine friendships with all kinds of new people.
    • Field trip
    • Cultural events
    • Birthday & holiday events
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