Last year, Pathways residents created some “Happy stones” to hide around Bexhill with the hope of brightening someone’s day. This mission has certainly been accomplished!
Residents of Pathways, a specialist supported housing scheme in Bexhill for people with mental health issues, originally set out to paint the stones to decorate their new book case. They decided
The West Sussex Domiciliary Care service, based in Prescott House (above) in Burgess Hill and Arthur Bliss House in Lindfield, has successfully achieved a ‘good’ Care Quality Commission (CQC) rating during its recent inspection.
The service provides a responsive care service to 45 customers with long-term physical care needs and staff are on
The spring/summer edition of Reachout magazine is now available.
This issue contains articles about fundraising for the homeless in Chelmsford, a ‘gratitude’ board in Derek Crosfield House and much much more.
Hornsey Lane, our specialist care and support scheme in Islington, achieved a ‘Good’ Care Quality Commission (CQC) rating during its recent inspection.
The scheme supports up to 12 customers with long-term mental health and care needs and employees are on site 24 hours a day, seven days
Our Mental Health Peer Support programme has won the ‘Excellence in Engagement in Support and Care’ category
Our Peer Support programme offers training for customers who have had experience of mental distress and it has proven to be an excellent way of increasing the skills and confidence of those taking part. It also provides a unique type
Our Care and Support team has won a floating support contract covering the whole of Essex.
Essex County Council has recognised that challenges – such as welfare reforms and the increasing cost of privately rented housing – are creating an environment where housing-related support services are crucial. They have now commissioned Peabody to deliver
Customers from a group of our learning disability schemes in Essex came together recently to enjoy tea and cake to celebrate Dignity Action Day.
At this time of year we’re used to hearing about angels of the celestial type. But much less often do we get told of a real angel – but there’s one in Southend on Sea!
Tracie, below, works in the Southend Outreach service within Care and Support. This service supports around 5,000 customers each year with
"We like the fact that people may feel happy if they find a stone, we might cheer someone up if they feel down."
Staff and customers came together at two events to learn more and have fun.
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