Number 73 hosted their first Games evening on Thursday 23rd January as part of their new co-production programme. The sessions are being led by the people we support who have a learning disability and/or autism, who enjoy taking part in Roleplaying Games.
Their first night led by Tony Jolly was a great success, where they enjoyed Roleplaying Games, Warhammer, D&D, wargames, model building and painting. They are looking forward to their next session on Thursday 6thFebruary.
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 Over at our Creative Arts Studio at No73 Aldwick Road Bognor Regis, we have launched our new Monthly Magic Award!
This award recognises selfless acts of kindness and support by the people who use our services each month, these awards are also awarded by the people we support. Congratulations Lilian Barlow on receiving the very first Monthly Magic Award, handed over by Josephine Goddard. We look forward to finding out who will be presented with the Monthly Magic Award in February. Casper Beade Rioseco, Community Solutions & Co-production Manager  It is important that the people we support at the Aldingbourne Trust take part in activities across the Trust and work together to improve the support we provide for them.
We recently looked into changing the way we do risk assessments to ensure they are accessible for the people we support. To help us do this, we set up a group and invited staff and people we support to participate working together in co-production. Having discussed what we all felt was important to include, we now have a risk assessment for the people we support which has been designed to ensure they are able to lead in the risk assessment process and design/agree the measures they need to reduce the risk. The risk assessment is also colour coded in Red, amber and green to provide a visual regarding the level of risk. by Debbie Bagnall, Quality Manager and Casper Beade Rioseco, Community Solutions & Co-production Manager The Aldingbourne Trust as pleased to be working in collaboration with PACSO (Parent and Carers Support Organisation), which is a Chichester based charity that supports children and young people aged 0-25 with additional needs. They provide respite and leisure activities, as well as opportunities such as work experience.
On Wednesday the 15th January, PASCO hosted their first Dining Club at our Drop In Centre at No73 Aldwick Road. This is the first of a series of sessions they will be running, teaching the people they support with skills such as laying the table, serving drinks, preparing meals and the all important washing up! The Trust is pleased to be helping them by providing the facilities for them to use, and you can see by the photos that they really enjoyed their first session. |
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