what recreational activities the support worker asssited the service user with in the following text: Mr S is a homebody who doesn't like to go to far. His daily activities include the local garden centre, food shopping, out to lunch, haircut and the local Tesco store. When Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles came into the cinema I asked permission to take Mr S at 830pm to the local Cinema. 210.K41 I knew this would be a challenge as Mr T will not sit for long periods of times in new and unfamiliar surroundings. He also isn't a fan of lights and loud noises finding these to be a sensory overload. I sat him down and asked if he would like to try it and did my best to make it sound like an adventure. Mr S said yes but this didn't necessary mean he knew what it untitled and had an understanding packed some snacks to take with us and went to the cinema. 210.P2 210.P3 210.P1 210.P4  Once there Mr S was engaging in conversation. we paid for our tickets but he started to then show signs of anxiety due to the other people who where around us and the length of time it was taken for us to in fact be served. MR S began walking backwards and forwards in which I began trying to de escalate him in this period so he wasn't bashing into people or injuring himself. We got our tickets I encouraged him to use the toilet facilities before we went and found our seats. Once the movie began Mr S Was seated in a calm manner watching at the screen but also round the room trying to get his comfort. We moved around a couple of seats beside us to try find his right spot for him as the cinema was quiet and we weren't disturbing anyone behind us. Mr S was showing slight discomfort but due to the nature of the movie being one of his favourites it was a great experience. About 2 rows Infront of us there was a guy with his young child who was talking and been louder than the film, this was distressing Mr S and re directing his attention from the screen. I don't think Mr S realised that in the cinema it would be other people and not just the two of us so I quietly reassured him this was allowed and it was okay. 21.P12 He began standing up indicating he wanted to go but I managed with a low tone in a calm mannered voice to get him to sit back down.24.P23  21.K46   Mr S then began staring at me and shadowing boxing indicating he is angry and showing violence towards me so I knew it was now time to go home. IN total from the moment we entered the building until we left Mr S managed 55 minutes. Before we left i stood directly Infront of him with my hand's facing him upwards at a social distance because in the past and following care plan as he likes to pull you in or grab you so you have to always be aware of your surroundings.  I asked him what do you need. I did not ask are you ok as this sometimes can be a trigger in an escalated situation due to his anxieties. He engaged in my hand techniques and said home please.22.P21   25.P3 As he was verbal and responsive I knew it would be safe to take the car journey home. I followed the Health and safety at work act 1974. Arks Health and safety policy was also followed.24.K30210.K30 25.K30 22.K16 21.K30   22.K7 It was important to check we understood each other before the journey home so it was a safe drive as I was lone working.21.P20  21.K45  22.P10   Another time I took Mr S to ten pin bowling. but this time in case of escalation I asked someone else in his key team to come along side us. I used my best judgement to go on a week daily early morning when I knew this would be at its quietest. Again this is a sensory issue to do with the sounds and light. When we first got there he was quiet and having a good look around. He did seem slightly socially anxious but he stayed by my side and linked arms with me. We went to our lane and I explained to Mr S what it is we have to do. I picked up the bowling balls first to see how heavy they were before I gave them to Mr S and demonstared to him how we must hold them and throw them for health and safety reasons. I wanted to try my best to elimanate the potetional risks of him been injured by getting his fingers stuck or even dropping the ball. 210.P5 210.P624.P26 210.P10 210.K45 210.K46   I asked him if he wanted to go first or if he wanted me to go first and he said me.  Mr S had 4 shots of throwing the ball before he asked to leave. I asked him why he wanted to leave but he didnt respond to me. I asked if he wanted more help he said yes. I decided to pull the barrier over where he can place the balls and then push them off instead of throwing them. He did try this built after 2 shots asked to go home again. 210.P7 210.P11210.P8 It was a positive outing and experience that he was willing to try along side me but unfortunately he hasn't asked to go back to and when the subject is brought up he says no thanks.210.P14 IN line with SSSC codes of practice 1.3 Promote the rights of individuals to have control over their lives and make informed choices about their care or support.  Health and social care standard  1.25 I can choose to have an active life and participate in a range of recreational, social, creative, physical and learning activities every day, both indoors and outdoors.4.25 I am confident that people are encouraged to be innovative in the way they support and care for me