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Four individuals stand in front of a building, holding balloons that spell "GOOD" and a sign with a "Good" CQC rating for Tony Long House.
Disability

‘Good’ CQC rating retained by Swindon service supporting adults with disabilities

A Swindon care home has been recognised for its continued commitment to high-quality care after retaining its overall ‘Good’ rating from…
Lynn Clarke holding her award at the National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards event
Awards

Lynn lands national award for outstanding support

Lynn Clarke, who works at Sanctuary Supported Living’s Sidegate Lane, was honoured at the National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards
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Campaigns

Do you see me?

This Learning Disability Week, we’re joining the national conversation led by Mencap around the theme, “Do You See Me?”.
A woman and a man stand side by side, both smiling and holding medals. They are wearing red lanyards around their necks. Behind them is a sign that reads "We raised 1635," indicating a fundraising achievement.
Disability

Hazel Court residents support heart health with charity walk

Residents at a learning disability service in Worcester have completed an inspiring month-long walking challenge, raising more than £635…
Three white women and one black man standing in a row outside by the front door of a residential care home. They are all wearing purple lanyards and are smiling at the camera. There is a green sticker in the window behind them, showing a rating of five from the Food Standards Agency.
Disability

Top food hygiene rating for Winslow residential home

Shaftesbury Court, a residential care home for adults with learning disabilities, has been awarded the highest rating of 5 for food hygiene…
A young man with light skin, short brown hair, and a slight smile stands in a lounge area, leaning on a black gaming chair
Disability

Liam

With newfound confidence and life skills, Liam is ready to move into his own home after receiving support at Oak Lodge.
A group of six people standing together indoors, all wearing white aprons with the "Fresh Beginnings" logo. They are smiling and posing for the camera. One person is giving a thumbs-up, while another is making a peace sign. They appear to be in a kitchen or community space.
Disability

Cookery course boosts confidence and skills for Halton Road residents

Halton Road residents gain confidence and life skills through a hands-on cookery course, empowering them with practical kitchen experience.
Two members of a kitchen team standing outside Lawley Bank Court, as shown by a purple sign on the building, holding a certificate displaying a '5' food hygiene rating. They are wearing black uniforms and smiling.
Awards

Sanctuary Supported Living celebrates top food hygiene ratings

Sanctuary Supported Living shines with top food hygiene ratings, showcasing its commitment to safety and quality.