Staff at a care home in Fontwell have ditched their uniforms for red t-shirts and wigs, as they try to lift spirits ahead of the one year anniversary of the first lockdown.
Fun and comedy was the theme at the Westergate House on Friday when the home took part in Red Nose Day.
Kay, the Activities Co-ordinator dressed in a bright and beautiful costume complete with striped hat and plaits.
The aim is to have fun and raise money for Comic Relief and they told us: "Residents and staff got together to share jokes, watch vintage comedies and create a fun atmosphere throughout the home."
"In the afternoon we held a raffle of super prizes to raise funds for the Red Nose campaign. A lovely day of entertainment and comic relief."
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