Halloween fun for Nottinghamshire care residents
Staff and service users at Cygnet Social Care’s Long Eaton Day Services enjoyed a Halloween fun day on Friday 31st October.
There were numerous Halloween activities including pumpkin carving, baking, sensory stories and arts and crafts. Everyone enjoyed a Halloween feast for lunch where they had spooky spaghetti and meatballs with googly eyes, sausages as mummies, burgers as monsters and much more!
The Cygnet Social Care service users then had lots of fun in a team challenge where they had to explore the mystery sensory boxes, dress up as mummies, witches ring toss and throw the spider onto the cobweb to name a few.
Service Manager, Georgina Carlisle, highlighted the importance of the Halloween fun day: “Our Halloween celebrations were a chance for the individuals we support and our staff to come together for some spooky games, crafts and fun. Events like this are so important for connecting with each other and lifting everyone’s spirits by having a good time and doing something a little different.”
Located on Milton Street in Nottinghamshire, Long Eaton Day Services supports individuals with learning disabilities and is part of Cygnet Group’s Social Care division.