CROWN Care Centre opened its doors to the community as it threw a big bank holiday bash.
Staff, service users and members of the community had a ball at the centre’s special fundraising event, which was organised to coincide with King Charles' coronation.
Live music, home baking and a free barbecue run by the local scouts were on offer as scores of locals and friends of the centre came along to join in the fun.
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Several businesses chipped in and donated prizes and Inverclyde’s Provost Drew McKenzie also visited the centre to join in with the celebrations.
Other activities included a bottle stall and a raffle, with a selection of home-baked goods also on offer.
Jaswinder Kaur, the activities co-ordinator at Crown Care, told the Tele: “It was great, we had the scouts along and the WOOPI singers performing with a DJ.
“We had some wonderful stalls thanks to everyone helping out as well.
“The public have been fantastic and I’m sure we’ll raise a lot of money for all of our services too.
“I can’t get over how much people have supported us.
“It took a lot of hard work, but it’s all come together.
“The staff really pulled together and the rain stayed off as well – which is brilliant.
“A lot of people from the community came along to show their support and we’ve had guests from Balclutha Court care home as well.
“Family and friends of our service users have been a great help and the council's community learning and development team have played a big part in helping out too.
“I need to say a big thank-you to everyone who has helped us out, the atmosphere was amazing."
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