There was a real sense of community across the service as colleagues and residents came together to mark Eid.
The team brought in homemade traditional dishes and invited everyone to try something new. Conversations flowed as people shared how they celebrate Eid with their families, with food at the centre of it all.
Henna quickly became one of the highlights of the afternoon. People sat together, choosing designs, chatting.
Music played in the background as everyone gathered around the table to eat together. Residents and colleagues dressed up for the occasion, adding to the sense of celebration, while others got fully involved, trying the food, enjoying the henna and joining in with everything on offer.
At Active Pathways, people come from different cultures and walks of life. Bringing everyone together like this matters. It builds connection, creates shared experiences and helps people feel part of a community.
