A re-think by the Government on their Welfare Reform Bill is being carefully considered by Alabaré, with concerns that changes to the system could negatively impact our clients with learning disabilities and poor mental health.
Alabaré is backing calls for local authorities to boost access to disability housing for people with disabilities and to prevent homelessness.
This week marks Learning Disability Awareness Week (16 to 22 June) and at Alabaré, we’re keen to showcase the ways we’re supporting adults with learning disabilities to live as independently as possible.
On Thursday, 12 June, we welcomed the Mayor of Amesbury, Cllr Dr Monica Devendran to two of Alabaré’s local services.
Jack, a young man with learning disabilities, moved into Alabaré’s supported accommodation just over four years ago. Since then, he has built a strong house community and a life filled with both independence and joy.
After a significant number of years living in several different types of accommodation, being supported by numerous agencies, Caroline now fully enjoys her daily independence.
Simon has lived in our supported living homes for many years and regularly goes to our Salisbury Development Centres, where he is excited by all the activities on offer.
In the summer of 2019, we began planning and developing a brand-new training kitchen and the Old Sarum Garden Centre Café.
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