The Senior Class at Hopkins School in New Haven recently visited Chatham Place at Mary Wade Assisted Living Community for a session of creative canvas painting, a wonderfully therapeutic and enjoyable activity. Through self-expression in art, students engaged their memory and problem-solving skills while experimenting with a variety of colors, shapes, and techniques.
In addition, the seniors planted seeds, fostering positive connections and promoting healthier eating habits. These hands-on experiences not only stimulated creativity but also encouraged wellness and community for both the students and Chatham Place residents.
Mary Wade is proud to congratulate Jessica Soto, Ivette Oliveras, and Maria Olmo on being recognized as recipients of the...
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Dozens of residents from the Mary Wade | Chatham Place campus in New Haven will gather for a powerful act...
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At Mary Wade, we believe senior living is about more than care — it is about connection, purpose, learning, and...
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