The Queens Walk Resource Centre in South Ruislip recently celebrated its 10th anniversary with a special event on Wednesday. This centre provides vital support to adults with learning disabilities and complex needs, and the milestone was marked with a joyous party attended by centre users, their families, as well as past and present staff members.
The event featured a delightful Summer Frolics sing-a-long show by the Rah Rah Theatre, which was enjoyed by all the guests. In addition to the entertainment, there were refreshments and games such as snakes and ladders and hook-a-duck to add to the festive atmosphere.
One of the highlights of the celebration was an exhibition showcasing the artwork created by the centre users. It was truly heartwarming to see the creativity and talent on display. There was also a display highlighting the history of Queens Walk, providing guests with valuable insights into the centre’s journey over the past decade.
Since its establishment in 2014, the Queens Walk Resource Centre has been dedicated to providing a wide range of activities aimed at fostering creativity and self-expression among its residents. The centre boasts a music room where residents can enhance their communication skills, as well as an art room where they can engage in painting, drawing, and various crafts.
Moreover, the interactive room at the centre offers residents with limited mobility the opportunity to participate in games and activities using movement-controlled software. This inclusive approach ensures that everyone can join in the fun and feel a sense of belonging.
Another standout feature of the centre is the hydrotherapy pool, equipped with sensory lighting to help stimulate movement and encourage physical activity among those with disabilities. This facility plays a crucial role in promoting overall well-being and enhancing the quality of life for the residents.
For those interested in learning more about the Queens Walk Resource Centre, including the admissions process and the support services available, detailed information can be found on the Hillingdon Council website at www.hillingdon.gov.uk/queenswalk. It is heartening to see the positive impact that this centre has had on the lives of individuals with learning disabilities, and here’s to many more years of success and growth for Queens Walk Resource Centre in South Ruislip.
