Our latest news
A New Home, New Connections, and a Dream Holiday
David recently moved to a new home with support from Sarah at Optalis. He now enjoys a more connected life—and even took his first holiday with support from his team.
Oakbridge Community Lives Supports Red Nose Day!
The people we support at Oakbridge Community Lives Service decided they wanted to raise money for Red Nose Day.
Optalis staff excellence celebrated at Awards ceremony
Dedicated individuals and teams at Optalis were honoured by their colleagues at the annual Star Awards ceremony held at Easthampstead Park Conference Centre on 25 May.
Do you care to make a difference? Then come along to the Optalis Recruitment Day on 29th June
If you would like to work in a supportive and nurturing team, then join us and feel really valued
Optalis celebrates 5th birthday
Optalis celebrated our 5th birthday on 6th June with customers and carers invited joining us for cakes and strawberries (with the wearing of purple strongly encouraged!)
Calling All Carers! It's Carers Week from 8th to 14th June 2016
To mark Carers Week, Wokingham Borough Council has teamed up with a number of voluntary sector organisations to organise a programme of events and activities for carers in Wokingham
Out and About go away for a weekend break
Out & About based at Wokingham Day Services held their first group weekend away this year
Optalis Senior Support Worker’s daughter cuts hair off for charity
A big well done from Optalis to Molly Story
Food hygiene inspection awards 5 stars to Nicholson House
Inspection says food safety and hygiene are 'very good'
Mandy goes to Birmingham
Judging day at the National British Care Awards brings Mandy Loveday one step nearer to the grand final.
Supported Employment Service achieves Support with Confidence accreditation for 3rd year running
Optalis SES receives recognition for their constant hard work and demonstrates the excellence that the service provides
Co-production at its best!
The Action 4 All Partnership Board in Wokingham, which supports people with autism and their families, have received a £500 donation from the Rotary Club of Wokingham to embark on a new way of sharing information online.
