Shropshire’s See and Hear Exhibition will again be hosting a fantastic range of events and activities for people with sight and hearing…
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National exhibition for people with sight/ hearing impairments returns
See and Hear Shropshire Exhibition 2019: wanted – people just like you!
Wanted: people just like you! Do you enjoy helping others? Fancy doing something positive and rewarding to make a difference to someone’s…
Views sought from public around fairer costs for care beds
Residents and organisations across Shropshire are being asked to share their views on a consultation which looks at reviewing the cost of…
Public consultation on cost of residential and nursing beds: 27 March 2019 meeting
Shropshire Council has launched a public consultation to look at ways to develop a ‘fairer’ cost for residential and nursing beds and…
Special event celebrates employment internships of young people with disabilities
A special celebratory event was held this week (Wednesday 20 March 2019) at Shrewsbury Town FC’s stadium to mark the achievements of young…
Views sought around fairer costs for care beds
Shropshire Council has launched a public consultation to look at ways to develop a ‘fairer’ cost for residential and nursing beds. The…
Dementia support group test out new Shared Memory Bags at launch
Members of Oswestry’s Trailblazers group had the opportunity last week (Friday 8 March 2019) to try out the newly-launched Shared Memory Bags…
Young carers produce a leaflet to raise awareness of young carers
Young carers from Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin have worked together to produce a leaflet which aims to raise awareness of young carers…
Greenacres Farm lays the foundations for its new day opportunities building
Construction work has now started at Greenacres Farm in Baschurch as part of a regeneration project to renovate facilities and construct…
Every day is different: why we love working in adult social care
Staff supporting a new national campaign are encouraging potential new recruits to consider social care as a career choice. The “Every day…
