Littlehampton care home residents learn to limbo

An Hawaiian party saw residents at a Littlehampton care home learning to limbo and sipping on cocktails. Staff at Fulford Care Home, in East Street, have been looking at ways to beat lockdown by passing the time in fun ways.Kim Maw, manager, said: “We feel it is essential for our residents to maintain activities within the home to keep up morale. Our residents thoroughly enjoyed the day and the majority enjoyed participating in the limbo. Residents dressed up for the occasion and were involved in the festivities for the afternoon. The staff and residents had a fun afternoon ordering fruit cocktails from the shack.”

By Elaine Hammond

Published 24th Jun 2020, 13:43 BST

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