Posted 13 hours ago / By Creative Support
Our Valued Views Survey is now open until Monday 30th November. For the next few weeks, we will be accepting completed surveys from people we support to learn about their experience of our organisation and how we might improve our services. We’re excited to hear from a wide range of…
Posted 3 days ago / By Creative Support
We headed to Northamptonshire for the fifth episode of our ‘What Makes a Great Support Worker?’ series to chat to Jimmy and his Support Worker David. Jimmy joined Creative Support in 2021, and David has been his main Support Worker ever since. Throughout that time, Jimmy has lived in his…
Posted 1 week ago / By Creative Support
Daniella, who we support in Bidford, is passionate about health and safety. In this co-produced guest blog, Daniella tells us how she got involved as a Fire Marshal and trained as a First Aider, encouraging others to get involved too! My name is Daniella and I am a fire…
Posted 1 week ago / By Creative Support
Sunday 18th October marks World Menopause Day. Menopause is the biological stage of life in which menstruation stops permanently, following several years of hormonal fluctuations and menstrual irregularity known as perimenopause. Menopause typically occurs between 45 and 55 years old and includes physical, cognitive and emotional symptoms. But the experience…
Posted 3 weeks ago / By Creative Support
Join the Creative Collective! Are you a person we support who would like to make a difference? Do you have ideas about how Creative Support could be even better? Do you want to share your experiences and help influence the important decisions which are made by our Board of Trustees?…
Posted 4 weeks ago / By Creative Support
The 1st - 7th October is Anaphylaxis Awareness Week in the UK, a time dedicated to raising awareness about anaphylaxis and supporting individuals living with serious allergies. We are delivering two training courses on 1st and 7th October, called ‘Emergency Administration of Auto Injectors for Anaphylactic Shock’ which are…