Halloween at Grattan House
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Date and time
WHERE
Location
Grattan House, 16-20 Grattan Pl, Melbourne Victoria 3053
Looking to make new friends and have fun doing Halloween activities? Join us at Grattan House in October, where you can have a fun and spooky time with our amazing support workers.
The DisabilityCo invites NDIS participants for DIY haunted house art and crafts to decorate Grattan House, the best decoration wins a prize! We will also have a fun watch party of our favourite Tim Burton movies, as well as an opportunity to play glow in the dark games and do some pumpkin carving (plus more!).
It’s a great respite city getaway for you to relax and have fun making new friends. Limited spots available, so don’t forget to secure your spot today.
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