Masquerade ball raises money to support domestic abuse service
Masked revellers have helped to raise much-needed funds for a domestic abuse service based in Torbay.
Plymouth Domestic Abuse Services (PDAS) marking 16 Days of Activism
PDAS, run by Sanctuary Supported Living, is holding a series of events to raise awareness of domestic abuse and the support available, as part of the 16 days of activism against domestic abuse.
Cooking up a storm at Oak Lodge
A short-term supported housing service for adults with learning disabilities in Attleborough, Norfolk, have been learning new skills and enjoying delicious meals, thanks to support from Sanctuary Supported Living staff.
10K funding boost brings HOPE to Salisbury
Two local organisations that provide housing and support to people who are homeless or at risk of homeless have benefited from £10,000 funding, as a result of a partnership between Wiltshire Council and its contractor Tarmac.
Stacey braves Great Orme Walk to support the arts
A Sanctuary Supported Living resident has successfully completed her challenge to walk Llandudno’s historical Great Orme trail to raise money for her amateur dramatics group back in Runcorn.
Taste the Season: New Autumn-Winter and festive menus
As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, nothing beats a hearty meal to warm you up and lift your spirits. That’s why we are delighted to announce that the onsite Taste restaurants at our retirement communities have launched a new autumn-winter menu, featuring delicious dishes made with seasonal ingredients.
Care Quality Commission success for Harrow care home
Staff at High Worple, a residential care home for people with learning disabilities in Harrow, are celebrating after being rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), following a recent inspection.
Sanctuary Supported Living submits application for Ofsted registration
Sanctuary Supported Living, welcomes the new Ofsted-led regulations which will provide crucial oversight of the supported housing sector by assessing whether accommodation is safe and adequately meeting children’s individual needs.
Out and about package: Craige
Using our technology enabled living service, Craige, who has epilepsy, feels more confident in getting out and about with round-the-clock peace of mind that support is available at the touch of a button, if he needs it.