It was Halloween time yesterday at both units. Here it is at Harding with some pumpkin carving in the mix.

Meanwhile down at The Unit it continued into competition day.

We are back and celebrating.

It was party central up at Harding Avenue for Rachel’s birthday but the fun and games carried on to celebrate our return to being with our friends again.

More birthday photos in a while. Down at The Unit fun and games were in full swing.

There was a catch up hand washing class, crafts and even bingo.

And the birthday girl partied on.

We have free food available at Harding Avenue, Rawmarsh Community Centre until 1pm today. This is available for anyone struggling in these hard time.

If you can’t make it then message https://www.facebook.com/katie.l.walker.12

There are volunteers waiting to deliver to you.

Any food left after 1pm will be donated to Time Builders Rotherham, who have developed a ‘Social Supermarket’ for the local community who are in need of support during the current pandemic. Supported by Morrison’s, this is a project that truly involves the whole community.

Members will have access to the supermarket space developed within the Rotherham Minster, allowing for autonomy over a selection of foods for a cost of between￡3 & ￡5 per week.

With the fantastic amount of donations Morrisons customers and staff donate to the food bank they can support even more fantastic community projects.

Tomorrow Monday 26th October we re-open.

We are in two distinct bubbles for everyone’s safety. All social distancing and sanitising will be in place.

We will try with all our updated regulations to keep you safe.

Today we have a roundup of what you have been up to during our closure.

First Jenny and Cheryl’s birthdays.

Now some activities.

And tomorrow more memories to be made.

On Monday 26th October 2020 between 11am and 1pm a group of volunteers will be at Rawmarsh Community Centre, Harding Avenue to help any families that are struggling in these tough times. This is not restricted to families on benefits but is open to any family who are struggling through shortened hours, redundancy, family breakdown or other reason due to Covid-19.

This will be in the form of general food packages that will be available to collect, all donated by our local supermarkets and businesses.

Packages will include a mixture of general staple foods that will hopefully help in this half-term.

Please bring your own bag for items to be packed into.

Please enter the Community Centre on foot, through the carpark gates and a volunteer will direct you where to go, as we are hoping to have pop up gazebos in the car park.

Please do not struggle in silence, if you cannot make it on Monday then please message https://www.facebook.com/katie.l.walker.12

This is a community that cares and will help everyone where we can.

Please DO NOT enter the Community Centre as it is in use by Social Eyes, a service for vulnerable adults with learning difficulties and autism.