InFocus recently hosted a spectacular street party to commemorate the King’s Coronation. The event brought together volunteers, supporters, staff, and young individuals in a joyous celebration held at InFocus’ expansive 13-acre site in Countess Wear. With music, face painting, a fancy dress competition, and a regal afternoon tea, the party offered a delightful experience for the 200 attendees.

Beyond the festivities surrounding the coronation, the street party served as an opportunity to extend a heartfelt appreciation to the generous volunteers who selflessly dedicate their time to support InFocus. Among these remarkable individuals are the charity shop volunteers, whose exceptional efforts ensure the successful operation of InFocus’ six thriving shops. Their commitment and hard work play a vital role in sustaining the charity’s mission.

Additionally, the young volunteers from the Prince’s Trust received a special recognition for their incredible contributions in making InFocus’ site look glorious. Their dedication and enthusiasm helps to create a welcoming environment for everyone to enjoy.

The street party was an amazing occasion where young people from across the charity came together with staff members to celebrate and enjoy the festivities. The event provided an opportunity for individuals from college, residential care centre, adult day services, and supported living houses to dress up, interact with the wider community, and participate in the jubilant celebrations.

InFocus’s street party was not only a celebration but also a testament to the power of community support. Volunteers, supporters, staff, and young people all played a crucial role in making the event a resounding success.