31/10/2025
The ghosts are out, the pumpkins are carved, and the treats are ready… Halloween is here! 🕸️🕷️ Whether you’re dressing up, trick-or-treating, or indulging in candy galore, we hope your day is filled with fun, frights, and lots of laughter.
🎃✨ Halloween is a time for fun and creativity but for some, it can also be overwhelming. People with autism, learning disabilities, or mental health challenges may find loud noises, crowds, or unexpected surprises stressful.
Here’s how we can make Halloween more inclusive and supportive:
🎃 Provide quiet or low-stimulation spaces during events.
🎃 Offer predictable routines and explain activities beforehand.
🎃 Respect personal comfort levels with costumes, masks, or social interactions.
🎃 Encourage alternative ways to participate, like sensory-friendly treats or crafts.
🎃 Check in with friends or family who may feel anxious or overwhelmed.
Let’s make Halloween enjoyable, safe, and supportive for everyone so all our friends can join in the fun! 🎃💛