Sheffield Day Service’s Annual Summer Fayre
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Sheffield Day Services, on Spa Lane, Woodhouse, is part of the Cygnet Social Care division and specialises in supporting individuals with a primary diagnosis of a learning disability, in addition to those with complex health needs, physical disabilities and those with autism.
The service recently held their annual summer fayre, with staff, individuals and parents all joining for the day. They had lots of games to play, including ‘Put a Ring On It’, ‘Splat the Rat’, ‘Hook-a-Duck’, ‘Guess How Many Lollies’, ‘Bull Ring’ and many more. They also played ‘Name the Bear’, a teddy which was knitted by Sheffield Day Services speech and language therapist Izzy, and everyone enjoyed karaoke throughout the day.
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Service manager Helen Ullyatt explained: "The sun was shining, so everyone thoroughly enjoyed the ice cream van who arrived to serve some sweet treats. A great day was had by all.
"These events are really important for our service users, they bring a sense of normality, fun and provide an opportunity for families and carers to join with staff and celebrate all together."
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