Emma, a person supported by Real Life Options in Hartlepool and Senior Support Worker Veronica were two of the 1,000 Pink Ladies who took part in July's Race for Life in Hartlepool to raise money for research into all cancers. Many ran in memory of loved ones or to celebrate the lives of those who have beaten the disease.
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Emma, a person supported by Real Life Options in Hartlepool and Senior Support Worker Veronica were two of the 1,000 Pink Ladies who took part in July's Race for Life in Hartlepool to raise money for research into all cancers. Many ran in memory of loved ones or to celebrate the lives of those who have beaten the disease.
Workers on the Piper Bravo oil platform have been incredibly generous in their support of their fellow worker, Mr Till.
All of Fraserburgh’s Service Users helped support a member of their support team - Senior Support worker Paula Harper-Buchan - in a recent head shave; raising over £900 for the Multiple Sclerosis society.
Lynn, a person supported by Real Life Options at Ormesby Road is part of 11 Teesside riders set to compete in the Riding for the Disabled Association National Championships. Picture provided courtesy of the Evening Gazette.
A new heritage project project led by Thera Trust in partnership with the University of Dundee, Advocating Together, the Living Memory Association and the Dundee Local History Group aims to empower former residents and staff at Strathmartine Hospital to tell their stories through a range of channels.
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Thursday 14th May saw the second of the ARC/RLO conferences arriving in Sheffield - titled The Keys to the Door, the conference focused on meeting the housing needs of people with learning disabilities conference).
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