Computers Computing is an essential skill in 21st century life. We use it for more freedom to communicate with each other. It help you record your ideas, make notes and makes writing easier for you Assistive technology means a different keyboard or sound system opens up the computing world to more people regardless of visual, hearing or physical impairment. Being…
Cinema Nothing beats the experience of watching a good film on the big screen with a bucket of popcorn in hand. Even better if you’re enjoying it all with a bunch of friends. The regular cinema visits are popular with our clients, volunteers and staff. It’s a great way to develop social skills, interact and work within groups.
Bowling Bowling is great for developing eye/hand coordination. It helps with social skills in external situations, team work and a learning to deal with a degree of competitiveness. Most of all its loads of fun and offers an enjoyable time amongst friends.
Arts & Crafts There is a wealth of research on the benefits of arts and crafts for people of all abilities. From self-expression, improved mental agility and social skills to improving tolerance and understanding. Arts and crafts also alleviates boredom and gives a sense of purpose For us, it’s the sense of emotional well-being and positive thinking that’s most important…
Animal Husbandry We can’t emphasise enough the therapeutic values of animal-human bonding. Animals don’t need explanations, or worry about our ‘abilities’ they take us all at face value. Looking after others, engaging in the care of animals lowers blood pressure and reduces anxieties. It offers pathways to employment and enterprise.