Results for: ‘the enterprise’

‘Everyone is valued and respected’: Hong Kong visitors impressed by our person-centred approach

by Nora Kerezovic

The Enterprise in Richmond hosted guests from three Hong Kong learning disability organisations, who were eager to learn about United Response’s community support activities.

‘Cooking Up’ a storm: accessible cooking sessions in Richmond

by Nora Kerezovic

People we support in Richmond enjoyed taking part in a five-week course with Cooking Up, learning how to make some healthy new recipes using affordable ingredients.

‘Breaking the chains’: Richmond events celebrate International Women’s Day

Nora Kerezovic from the Enterprise led an empowering wellbeing session, before hosting an event for inspiring women from the local community.

‘Planting the seeds for confidence’: wellbeing workshops for Richmond community

by Jenna Lloyd

Nora Kerezovic and the Enterprise team are bringing their hugely successful wellbeing sessions to community settings across the local area.

My Vote My Voice: accessible voting campaign launches in Parliament

by Ali Mills

United Response, Dimensions, Mencap and Ambitious about Autism have joined forces to end inaccessible voting for underrepresented communities. Our national campaign, My Vote My Voice, launched in Parliament last week.

The Enterprise visit St Paul’s Cathedral with a private tour from Reverend David Bell

by Matthew Campbell

People we support and staff from Teddington were invited to the magnificent St Paul’s Cathedral. Service Manager Matthew Campbell has written a blog about their visit…

Following your passion: novelist Nora combines her love for writing and helping others

by Anisa Syed

Working for a company that aligns with your values, beliefs, and passion can be life-changing. It can transform a job into a fulfilling career, where you get to make a difference in the world while doing something that you love. That’s the story of Nora, a United Response team member who loves what she does and is making an impact in people’s lives.

Highly commended: The Enterprise in Richmond recognised at National Learning Disability and Autism Awards 2022

by Jenna Lloyd

Staff in Richmond and Kingston were shortlisted three times and received the honour of ‘highly commended’ in the category of Social Care Covid Heroes.

Much-loved Teddington community hub reopens its doors with special summer party

A much-loved community hub for people with learning disabilities in Teddington is this month hosting a special event to celebrate its reopening after 17 months of Covid-enforced closure.