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  • Reshaping Advocacy Conference

    Thu 27 Apr 2017 Kevin Robson
    On the first day of a two day conference William took part in some discussion workshops where he talked about his experiences of self advocacy and how he has supported others to speak up. He also talked about how important it is for support workers, teachers and other professionals to support him and his peers to speak up about things that are important to them.
     
    On day 2  William and his friend Kate started the day off with a 15 minute presentation about the project they had taken part in at 25K called Advocacy is not an Avocado. They spoke about the drama sessions, group discussions, and filming that they had experienced which had helped them to understand what advocacy means. During the presentation William dressed up as Avocado Man which is the advocacy superhero that William designed to help him and his peers understand advocacy. The presentation was really well received and lots of people came up to William and Kate during the rest of the day to congratulate them and ask them more about their project. In addition William took part in some more discussions with professionals looking at the future of advocacy.
     
    William was a great ambassador for the project. He really enjoyed his time away and was able to build his confidence over the two days. On the evening of day 1 those staying over were treated to some live music and William was able to sing on stage with the musician which impressed everyone.
     
    We are hoping to be able to continue working with the young people  and have already been asked to do another presentation at an NHS conference in October.
  • Your Future Your Choice Event 2017

    Tue 25 Apr 2017

    We are delighted to invite you and your organisation to be part of this year’s transition to adulthood event for young people with a disability in Redcar and Cleveland.

    When: Thursday 4th May 2017

    Where: Inspire To Learn, Normanby Road, Eston, TS6 9AG

    What time: 3pm – 7pm 

    Who for: Young people aged 13-25 with additional needs and their families.

    Over 40 organisations will be attending this year’s event which aims to support, advise and inform young people of some of the options available to them for their future.

    There will be a range of organisations involved, covering several topics including; education, health, social care, employment, training, housing and transport, in addition to support services for young people and their carers.


    It is an opportunity for young people, parents, carers and professionals to discover what provisions are available in and around the Redcar and Cleveland area. It is hoped that this event will hopefully allay some of the fears that exist surrounding transition.
  • Family Fun Morning

    Tue 04 Apr 2017

    Post on April 4, 2017 by Kevin Robson

     

    On Saturday 8 April we will be opening our Acorn Café to parents/carers and their children. We will be open from 10 am until 1pm. There will be a small Easter egg hunt and there will be a selection of refreshments and snacks available to purchase from the café. This is the first event that has been organised and will be looking for valuable feedback for possible future events.

     

    We thank you for your valuable support

  • Easter Egg Hamper

    Tue 04 Apr 2017 Kevin Robson

    The winner of the fantastic Easter Egg Hamper is…………Oliver Wolfenden

     

    Second prize went to Zac Sanders

     

    Third prize Sam Jones

     

    Fourth prize Charlie Barnett

     

    and Fifth prize went to Libby Ann Wake

     

    Well done to you all and we raised a magnificent £284

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