While the ladies and gentlemen service users were indulging in sporting and fitness action the cooks at the Rawmarsh hub were busy preparing a winter warming lunch.

The Show Offs re-group, and have a busy day sharing ideas for next years production.

The jolly boys were out and about after their pub lunch.

The Creations gang were in full swing.

Ten pin bowling and a water’s walk.

What a fantastic and proud achievement for Social eyes football team members ………definitely something we will always remember, as Our Claire was featured in Alison Palmer’s photographic exhibition on grassroots women’s football in the Pitch Gallery at the National Football Museum.

And Claire can usually be found at the forefront of all Social Eyes activities, but if it’s sport related she is definitely front and centre.

Social Eyes are delighted to announce that Social Eyes day service will very soon have a new premise to use. The new premise will be a building solely for our purpose.

Social Eyes Day Service,

1 Princess Street,

Wath upon Dearne,

S63 6RD

It is exciting news and we are eagerly awaiting to see the inside of our new building, which is currently being renovated to a high standard. Meanwhile our garden group has been up there weeding and tidying the front of the building.

We cannot wait to move some of current provision and activities into the new premises and we are also looking forward to rolling out new activities once we are in.

We are so looking forward to making new happy memories together in our new special place.

The jolly boys group had a stroll along the Trans Pennine trail, followed by ten pin bowling to celebrate Martin’s birthday.

Another group were out and about on the tram and finished up at Wentworth Garden Centre.