Tag: canterbury
Planning a Secure Future
Wednesday, 12 September 2018
by EastKentMencap
A FREE information day for parents and carers of people with a learning disability. Thank you to Golding Homes for funding this event.
Valuing People Project – Canterbury Locality Meeting
Wednesday, 22 August 2018
by EastKentMencap
Locality meetings work with people with a learning disability, their families and carers as well as other organisations to make sure Valuing People happens locally and across Kent. Anyone can get involved in their locality meeting. You can find out what is happening in your local community. You might also want to tell us about things that are good in your area or what needs to be better.
The Balance of Rights – Premiere Film Screening
Wednesday, 14 March 2018
by EastKentMencap
The Balance of Rights explores the challenges faced by people with a learning disability in the UK today.
Christmas has come early at Arkley Road
Wednesday, 20 December 2017
by EastKentMencap
This week, our tenants at Arkley Road celebrated Christmas, a little earlier than the rest of us. Support Workers, Kelly Forrest and Kerry Williams came up with the idea to have a ‘Christmas Day’ earlier in the month as tenants were heading back to their families for the holidays.
- Published in Housing, Individuals with a learning disability, Making a difference, News, Staff, Stories, Supporting people
Paul’s year long wait
Thursday, 26 October 2017
by EastKentMencap
Arkley Road Tenant, Paul Pinder, loves horses and had been so excited about seeing the play War Horse. Having booked tickets in July 2016 for the show at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury, the suspense continued... Over a year later and the wait was finally over!
- Published in Housing, Individuals with a learning disability, News, Stories, Supporting people
Canterbury team host grand party
Wednesday, 11 October 2017
by EastKentMencap
In September, our Canterbury service staged a spectacular soiree for over 100 people at the Marine Hotel. Guests included people with a learning disability who had previously used our services in the Canterbury District but also parents and carers who have supported us over the years.
- Published in Families, Individuals with a learning disability, Making a difference, News, Stories, Supporting people
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