United in movement: the ProCurand centre recently Bölschestraße senior citizens' residence an "Olympics" of sorts. Around 58 residents, with varying fitness levels and some with cognitive impairments, took part in the sporting obstacle course. Four challenging stations had to be mastered, involving throwing balls into buckets, knocking over cubes, and accurate shooting. All participants made an effort and had fun. There was a lot of cheerful laughter. The residents" sense of community was palpable. "Thanks to the careful planning and empathetic support from the care staff and student interns, everyone had a sense of achievement. The Olympics is also an example of successful inclusion. We strive to create unforgettable moments in the lives of our seniors, and we succeeded," reports Denise Grytzka, Social Services. Conclusion: Physical activity promotes health, strengthens emotional well-being, and fosters connection. And in Bölschestraße, the joy of living knows no age!
