Albert Edward Prince of Wales Court residents strike a happy chord

To mark International Day of Happiness, residents at Albert Edward Prince of Wales Court, in Porthcawl, picked up their guitars and enjoyed a cheerful musical session with volunteer Paul Harvey.

Observed each year on 20 March, the day highlights the importance of happiness, wellbeing and kindness in our daily lives. At the Home, the occasion was marked with music, laughter and plenty of positive energy as residents gathered for an uplifting jam session.

A resident and volunteer Paul smile as they play their instruments side by side at Albert Edward Prince of Wales Court, in Porthcawl.

Volunteer Paul brought along his guitar and encouraged residents to join in. Together, they strummed along, shared their favourite tunes and enjoyed the simple pleasure of making music together. Music has long been a popular activity at Albert Edward Prince of Wales Court, bringing residents together and creating moments of connection.

Paul says:

We had a wonderful time playing together. Music is such a great way to bring people together, and it was wonderful to see everyone enjoying themselves and having a laugh. It really felt like the perfect way to celebrate the International Day of Happiness.

[Summary: Residents at Albert Edward Prince of Wales Court, in Porthcawl, have celebrated the International Day of Happiness with a lively musical session led by volunteer Paul Harvey, bringing joy, laughter and connection through shared music. The event highlighted the importance of wellbeing and togetherness, with residents enjoying a cheerful jam session filled with favourite tunes and positive energy.]