Newsletters

Our March newsletter includes our new phone number, Voting: Photo ID requirements, Wellbeing, Surplus.2.U Thanks, new days/times for C2T sessions & much more!

Read all about it here.

If you’d like to know more about our Peer Network NSG group, Connect to Tech, BuddyUp, Wellbeing days, our newest team member and all the upcoming activites we have planned please read our February Newsletter.

We’ve had a busy start to 2024 and our team are looking forward to continuing supporting our clients this year.

Have a look at our January Newsletter to see what else we’ve been doing.

Our team, Trustees and volunteers wish you a very happy festive season!

The office will be closed from 2pm Thursday 21 December and reopens 11am Tuesday 2 January.

Have a look at our Festive Hours Newsletter for more information & who you can contact over the Christmas/New Year holidays.

Our latest Newsletter celebrated Int’l Day of Disabled People, kind community donations for our food stall & covered UC Journal Support, Peer art group talents for Remembrance Day & much more!

Read all about it here.

Our team have had another busy month: attending the ‘Full of Life Fair’, Halloween arts & crafts and walking a half marathon!
Read all about it in our October newsletter.

Would you like to be involved in the DWP consultation on work capability assessment reform, learn how to be scam aware, our tech/gardening/buddy up services & other activities?

Please read our September newsletter.

August was another busy month as we moved back to the DAAC after the recent building works, we had some great client success stories, new team members and lots of activities.

You can read all about what we’ve been doing in our August Newsletter.

In June we were able to celebrate and thank our wonderful volunteers for all their help and support!

Have a read about all our other activites in the June Newsletter.

A busy May for the team with lots of activities supporting Mental Health Awareness Week, 15-21 May.

Read all about it here.

Our ‘History Hikers’ walking to Hampton Court Palace to visit and learn some of the history of the beautiful gardens.