Staff at a Gorleston care home found a festive way to raise awareness of dementia.
Carers, management and other members of staff at Lydia Eva Court donned brightly-coloured elf costumes as the home took part in a national Alzheimer's and dementia awareness day.
Anybody visiting the home on Friday would be forgiven for thinking they had just entered Father Christmas's workshop, as the home participated in Elf Day.
There was also Christmas carol singing, karaoke and a tombola, as the staff also raised funds for amenities at the home.
Carol Johnson, one of the care assistants at the home, said: 'It was brilliant - we raised £240, which we can now use for different things for our residents, such as trips out and visiting entertainment. It was a lovely day
'However, the most important thing was raising awareness of Alzheimer's and dementia, which affects so many people.'
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