During the magical morning the the family support centre launched their Pathways-funded programme with 47 toddlers aged 1 to 3 years taking part along with their siblings, parents, and grandparents.
This marked the very first parent-and-toddler session this term.
Centre manager Sharon Doherty said she was delighted with the turnout and everyone had fun.
"Their wee faces were transformed with vibrant face painting, and the ever-popular Kidz Farm brought smiles and squeals of delight.
“I’d like to thank the many local organisations who joined forces with our passionate and caring staff to deliver a truly memorable experience tailored to the needs of every child who attended.”
Looking ahead, CPTT is dreaming even bigger — with plans underway to develop a brand-new sensory space within the centre. This inclusive area will cater for children with additional needs.
To kickstart fundraising efforts, the team hosted a raffle and fun games during the event, raising an impressive £275 toward the project.
1. ) Barra and Lochlann pose for a photo at CPTT (Creggan) during the Halloween Celebrations last week. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Barra and Lochlann pose for a photo at CPTT (Creggan) during the Halloween Celebrations last week. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography) Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography
2. Facepainting - one of the main fun topics at the Halloween celebrations in Creggan.
Facepainting - one of the main fun topics at the Halloween celebrations in Creggan. Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography
3. CPTT staff member Edel pictured with some of the children during last week's Halloween fun. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
CPTT staff member Edel pictured with some of the children during last week's Halloween fun. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography) Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography
4. A big smile for the camera at CPTT (Creggan) last Friday.
A big smile for the camera at CPTT (Creggan) last Friday. Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography