Spooky fun for Birmingham care residents

The Cygnet Social Care residents enjoyed a morning of pumpkin carving.

placeholder image — The Cygnet Social Care residents enjoyed a morning of pumpkin carving.

Staff and residents at Cygnet Social Care’s Willow House enjoyed a day of Halloween activities on Friday 31st October.

Celebrations kicked off with pumpkin carving, before baking some cookies and tucking into an array of tasty treats.

Adetomi Adedeji, Deputy Manager at Willow House, highlighted the importance of the Halloween fun: “Our Halloween celebrations were a chance for the individuals we support and our staff to come together for some fun and spooky arts and crafts. 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 Portland Street in Edgbaston, Willow House is a specialist residential service with nursing for adults with learning disabilities, part of Cygnet’s Social Care division.