Good morning All, in normal circumstances it would be Football Friday at Social Eyes.

To keep all our 2019/2020 South Yorkshire Ability Counts League winners in shape we have a bumper 2 videos, made for you by Ryan and Jack. There are some simple stretches and drills to keep up your fitness and skills.

Not forgetting the non footballers among you, these are easy simple exercises that will boost your fitness during the lockdown especially in this poor weather until the sunshine returns.   💚 ⚽⚽💚

Worry is like a rocking chair: It gives you something to do but never gets you anywhere. 

Don’t worry, stay safe, stay smiling and we will be back together again soon 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚

Now for the drills  💚 ⚽⚽⚽💚 💚 ⚽⚽⚽💚 💚 ⚽⚽⚽💚 💚 ⚽⚽⚽💚 💚 ⚽⚽⚽💚

Social Eyes celebrating our NHS with vocals by Hannah & Cheryl from the last stage production💚 💚 💚💚 💚 💚💚 💚 💚

The Social Eyes buddies have been out and about catching up with all the activities you have been passing your time with.

Many happy 100 birthday wishes to Captain Tom featured heavily with the colouring kits that were received earlier this week; also the seeds we distributed are now peeping through; the dogs have been walked and Claire has been busy crafting.

Our staff will be out today / tomorrow dropping off The Hidden Disabilities lanyards to our service users. Here at Social eyes we already know how important these are & in these ‘different’ times even more significantly important 💚💚💚
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council

#rotherhamtogether #inittogether

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower was first launched at Gatwick airport in May 2016. It is starting to be recognised globally and has been adopted in the UK by all the major airports, many supermarkets, railway stations, leisure facilities, in the NHS and an increasing number of small and large businesses and organisations.

Basically, it is used anywhere where people meet.

Hidden disabilities don’t always have physical signs and include learning difficulties, mental health as well as mobility, speech, visual or hearing impairments. Living with these conditions can make daily life more demanding for many people. They affect each person in different ways and can be painful, exhausting and isolating. Without visible evidence of the hidden disability, it is frequently difficult for others to recognise or acknowledge the challenges faced and as a consequence, sympathy and understanding can often be in short supply.

A big change in the weather today means indoor activities.

Keeping busy, staying safe  💚 💚 💚
#inittogether