Building relationships
Shared activities can support trust between a person and their support worker.
Games, messy play, and room to connect.
A flexible space for the kind of shared activity that builds trust between people who attend and the staff who support them.
- Board games, sensory trays and messy play
- Parachute games and indoor bowling
- One-to-one or two-to-one support
A room built for connection.
The Activities Room is a dynamic space dedicated to a wide range of activities that help members and staff build stronger, trust-based relationships. It’s designed with flexibility in mind, holding everything from classic board games and sensory trays to creative messy play, parachute games and indoor bowling.
Each activity is chosen to promote social interaction, teamwork and personal growth, and the room’s layout works for both small group sessions and bigger, more energetic activities.
How it can help
What the activities room can support.
Teamwork
Group games can support turn-taking, teamwork and cooperation.
Sensory engagement
Sensory trays and messy play can support engagement for people who enjoy hands-on activity.
Gentle activity
Parachute games and indoor bowling can support movement and energy in a fun setting.
A room that flexes
Quiet in one corner, lively in the middle.
The room is laid out to hold both at once — a smaller group settled over a board game while others take part in something more energetic, like parachute games or indoor bowling.
Visit Inspired
Come and see it for yourself.
Visits are relaxed and unhurried. Bring the questions that matter to you, meet the team and look round the spaces at your own pace.