Living Well
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Living well walking group.
Living Well Project
Living Well is a project run by Re-Instate which supports adults with learning disabilities and autistic adults to be able to play a full role in their local community. Our program ‘Five ways to Living Well’ is based on the New Economics Foundation’s Five Ways to Well-being: Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give. This will support people to achieve their life goals by the comprehensive range of activities, groups and classes that we will provide.
This project is supported by a grant from City Bridge Trust, the funding arm of the City of London Corporation’s charity Bridge House Estates (1035628).
“I now do art & gardening at home. I have made a garden on my balcony. I like doing art, it makes my mental health better.”
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The activities, groups and classes include:
- Learning to cook a variety of food in our five-star kitchen ‘Basils’.
- Brushing up on your IT skills in our own IT suite.
- Learning how to make professional coffees as a Barista Buddy.
- Exploring your creative talents in one of our art groups.
- Learning how to manage your money well and so much more.
Call or email to learn how to get involved.
01322 438155 zsinclaire@re-instate.co.uk
See what groups we offer and on what days:
Weekly Timetable 05.10.23
This timetable is subject to change, so please look out for updates, or call us if you have any queries.
Basils’ (named after Basil Huett, the founder of Re-Instate) is Re-Instate’s five-star kitchen and refreshment area offering drinks and snacks to groups and people who use our facilities.
Basils’ is run by people who use our services. We offer work placements that include the opportunity to study for accredited qualifications in Safer Food Handling and Customer Service.
Re-Instate’s work experience can often be a first step towards people achieving work goals. The development of work and social skills help to build confidence and is a stepping-stone towards wider engagement with the local community.
Living Well runs a barista training course where clients learn how to take orders, make and deliver them so they can add them to their skills and CV.