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Harvest at Community Lives
This summer, people supported through Growing Places and Wokingham Community Lives planted and cared for a variety of vegetables.
Theatre Trip Sparks Memories and Smiles for Residents
With the support of Wokingham In Need, residents visited the Whitty Theatre in Wokingham to enjoy the Old Time Musical Event.
Community Lives launch new interactive book club
Community Lives welcomed people with profound and multiple disabilities (PMLD) to a new interactive book club. The tale was brought to life through sensory exploration with props, textures and songs.
Celebrating Learning Disability Week: Paige's Story
Join us in celebrating Learning Disability Week - helping bust myths about learning disabilities! Paige shared her incredible journey of personal growth and development.
Community Lives Contribute to Learning Disability Week Exhibition
In an exhibit supported by RBWM Library services, several local groups have come together to share their experiences of living life with a Learning Disability in a special exhibit.
Westmead customers enjoy their hobbies and explore local attractions.
A group of people we support at Westmead, recently visited the new activity centre at Dinton Pastures near Winnersh.
Celebrating The Coronation
Westmead's Coronation Celebration: An Afternoon Tea with Homemade Scones
Westmead marked the Coronation with a delightful afternoon tea featuring freshly baked scones lovingly prepared by the people we support.
A visit Windsor Castle
As part of the Coronation celebrations, customers from our Community Lives learning disability services in RBWM were invited to visit Windsor Castle to learn more about the Coronation.
Coronation Mural Picture at Woodley and Earley Day Services
Discovering a Rewarding Career Path as an Occupational Therapy (OT) Apprentice
My name is Bex and I'm an Occupational Therapy (OT) apprentice, based in the Optalis Local Access Point (LAP) team I've been asked to share my experiences and insights about this exciting career path.
Supported Employment Service reflects on another successful travel training program.
Over the past few months, the SES team have been working with local groups to explore train travel. The team have supported at least 67 students on their Try a Train programme.
