Children of special needs homes get Easter treat at Queen’s Park Oval

August 28, 2016

Children of special needs homes get Easter treat at Queen’s Park Oval is an inspiring lifestyle feature published on Sweet TnT Magazine that documents a special Easter event hosted for children living in special needs care homes in Trinidad and Tobago.

Held at the Queen’s Park Cricket Club in Port of Spain, the celebration brought joy, entertainment, and holiday treats to young ones through creative activities, including an Easter bonnet parade featuring festive designs and Disney characters.

Key Takeaways

Children from special needs homes across Trinidad and Tobago enjoyed a memorable Easter celebration hosted at the Queen’s Park Oval.
The festive event featured an Easter bonnet parade, creative presentations, and interactive entertainment designed to bring joy to young participants.
Community outreach initiatives like this highlight the importance of inclusivity and support for vulnerable youths in Trinidad and Tobago.
Sweet TnT Magazine regularly documents uplifting community events, cultural highlights, and lifestyle stories throughout the nation.

It was a fantastic fun day for special needs children. The event was organised by the Ladies Members Committee, Queen’s Park Cricket Club, Port-of-Spain, with assistance from many sponsors. It was held at the Oval on March 19, 2016.

The children enjoyed themselves to the max with an Easter bonnet parade, fun games, great music, food and drinks, and pony rides. They took photos with their favourite cricket stars.

Special needs homes came out

Participants with special needs came from many homes. These homes include St Dominic’s Children’s Home; Angels on Earth Foundation — Angels of Hope Foundation; Cascade School for the Deaf; Goodwill Industries of the West Indies; Credo Drop-in and Development Centre and Sophia House; St Mary’s Children Home; Princess Elizabeth Centre; Immortelle Children’s Centre; Lady Hochoy Home; St Jude’s School for Girls; Couva Children’s Home and Crisis Nursery; and Cotton Tree Foundation Early Childhood Centre.

Cricketers award caregivers of special needs children

Representatives of the homes have been commended for their efforts. They have worked extremely hard to prepare and bring the special needs children to the event. The children were dressed to impress and modelled their outfits with flair. Cricketers presented representatives of the homes with certificates for participating.

It was a day the children will always remember.