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A pathway of individual links where each link offers relevant help and support including mental wellbeing, sports, music, education, employment and support.
The Daisy Chain is designed to give vulnerable and disabled people a supported personalised pathway to social readiness. They will gain confidence and self-esteem, be happier in their own skin and happy with who they are.
They will gain the key personal skills and social etiquette required to break down barriers, become more independent, interact with others and become active members in their community, leading to a greater insight into their life goals.
Many disabled people are isolated, lacking confidence and self-esteem. If treated with care, compassion and empathy they are more likely to return and flourish, encouraging participation and inclusion.
With our SMILE (Self Motivation Inclusive Learning and Enrichment) Initiative we tune into each individual, developing individual learning plans, helping them reach their full potential.
“If they don’t learn the way we teach, we must teach the way they learn.”
We are an accredited trainer and provide vocational training in our community kitchen, IT room, recording studio, sport & activity clubs, reception, shop plus much more.
We provide the disability hate crime support across Merseyside, commissioned by the Office of the Police Crime Commissioner, in partnership with Merseyside Police, Stop Hate UK, Anthony Walker Foundation, Citizen’s Advice Bureau and other relevant partners.
‘Teaching the future teachers.’
Our proactive approach empowers organisations to support people with disabilities.
Sport is great at bringing disabled and non-disabled together using reverse inclusion, where activities are designed with disability in mind and then non-disabled included.
Our SMILE initiative helps people gain social readiness and wellbeing through Sport, Performing Arts, Social and Community Activities, and TIME (Travel, Independence, Mobility, Empowerment), building self-confidence and esteem, preparing them for independence.
We offer career / employability advice and volunteering opportunities, while helping people gain self-confidence and skills.
Including benefits advice and counselling.
Continuous training to both staff and beneficiaries. With disability awareness training at the heart of what we do.