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Supporting young people, adults and their families since 1968.
We provide a wide range of care, support and educational services to meet the needs of autistic individuals of all ages, and their families and carers.
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Seaside-at-home experience at Mundy Street
Our Mundy Street day service worked together to bring the joy of being at the seaside to those we support.
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Local Timber Company donates new bench to Old Fire Station
Worksop-based timber company GG broadhead Timber LTD recently crafted and donated a new bench to our Old Fire Station day...
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Poplars residents celebrate solar eclipse
Poplars residents celebrate solar eclipse
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Hamilton visits National Sea Life Centre
Our Hamilton day service attendees recently visited the National Sea Life Centre in Birmingham.
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Caroline's first holiday abroad
One of the service users we support, decided to go to Benidorm for their first holiday abroad
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A Week at Whitegates
Three service users have shown progress this week at our Whitegates respite service.
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Hazel's first horse ride
Hazel, who stays at our Nottingham-based residential service, had her first horse ride!
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Poplar resident awarded for gardening efforts
Joanne lives at one of our residential settings, and over the past several months has been investing time and energy...
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11 September 2026
Craggy's Community Café is stocking ACE Popcorn! 🍿
Available at the café in flavours:
🍭 Sugary Sweet
🧂 Butter Salted
🍫 Caramel
All just £2 a bag! 💰
Next time you're in Creswell, try some of our delicious popcorn and show some love! 💖
Thank you Craggy's Community Café for supporting us. 🫶
10 September 2026
Mr G's trip to the park 🌻
One of our Bolsover residents was excited to spend some time at Queen's Park in Chesterfield.
Supported by staff, Mr G enjoyed elements of the park, using playground equipment such as swings and spinners, with staff that understood the signals when he was ready to stop.
Many people see anxious or challenging behaviour, without seeing what led to it.
It could be a missed signal or it could be a discomfort that starts small at first.
But when you take the time to understand how people communicate the things they want, the world becomes a much more accepting place. 💖
10 September 2026
Are you passionate about making sure our pupils receive the highest quality of care? 💖
Sutherland House School Bath Street is seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Quality Assurance Officer to join our team.
You’ll work with commissioning teams, local authorities and operational teams. ✨
📍 Sutherland House School Nottingham
🕛 Full-Time hours (Part-Time considered)
💰 £35,000 - £42,000 (Depending on experience)
Apply now ➡️ https://bit.ly/4xlMjya