Coffee Morning, February 2024
Welcome To Our New Coffee Morning
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IndepenDANCE returns……
Independence Project started with one main aim and that was to allow adults with additional needs to live a life as independent as possible. Whether this be teaching them life skills or just supporting them on days out and giving them the confidence to experience
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We’re Hiring! Exciting opportunities for an Apprenticeship in health & social care.
We are excited to hear from you if you are looking to start a new career in the health and social care sector! We are a fun and vibrant company looking to make a difference in the community. GET IN TOUCH Interested applicants should send
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The Launch of IndepenDANCE Club Nights!
At Independence project & Clubs we aim to provide a multitude of activities so that people can participate in new experiences and in things that they enjoy. From our own research we became aware that there are no live music events in Chelmsford to support
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The Digital Divide
The world is rapidly becoming overrun by technology. It is near impossible to live day to day life without the use of some form of technology whether this be to look up bus and train times, look at menus in restaurants or paying for items.
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A big thankyou to eveyone who voted for me!
I would like to thank everyone that voted for me. It was amazing to have even been nominated for Inspirational Adult Award in the first place as there are some really amazing people doing brilliant work in our community 👏. Fantastic experience and opportunity to
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Nick’s Story
Independence Project has been a great Club for my son to attend. He is high-functioning ASD and has struggled to hold down employment and maintain social relationships since leaving full-time education. Following a spell of mental illness triggered by the difficulties faced in everyday life,
Jamie’s Story
Jamie is our fabulous young man who is 20 years old. He has Down Syndrome and is autistic as well as having other sensory and dyspraxic difficulties. Jamie loves to be with people and wants to be sociable and involved in all that’s going on.
Andrew’s Story
Andrew is a very placid, amiable young 21 year old man with minimal behavioural issues. He lives at home with his mum, dad and sister. His mother is his primary caregiver and he has good relationships with his family. Looking to the future we want Andrew