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Find out more about our work and what we get up to, by reading our news and blogs.
Having a seat at the table
Jennifer looks back over “dark and challenging” times nine years ago when she woke up unable to walk. Since then, she has become an active spokesperson for disabled people.
Read moreWhat are days for?
Our CEO, Sarah Maguire, reminds us what days were like before the pandemic, and how we can make the most of each day in lockdown.
Read moreOff to a flying start
Ryan has always been interested in a career in aerospace, and over the lockdown in March 2020 he took a first step towards his future.
Read moreHave I already told you this?
Despite our disrupted world, CEO Sarah reminds us to hang on to our sense of self and remember that we are still dynamic, inspiring, and creative.
Read moreA problem shared
Our CEO, Sarah, reflects on how a "problem shared is a problem halved" and notes how the solutions to our problems are often in the places that we least expect.
Read moreThe best of times
"Always remember you matter. You're important and you're loved, and bring to this world things that nobody else can." Sarah Maguire, our CEO, leaves us with a final quotation for 2020.
Read moreThe spirit of the season
Season's greetings from Choice Support's CEO, Sarah Maguire, and all Directors and Trustees.
Read moreHelping to end hair discrimination
Choice Support is delighted to be adopting the Halo Code and joining the fight against race-based hair discrimination.
Read moreA chocolate can make all the difference
"Kind gifts are not just about money, or expense, or even acknowledgement," says Sarah Maguire, our CEO, in her vlog this week, "It’s those random acts of kindness, the ones you weren’t expecting that often touches the most deeply."
Read moreDust away the cobwebs
“Sometimes music is the only medicine the heart and soul needs.” Sarah Maguire, our CEO encourages everyone to think about their musical moments.
Read moreEquality in words and actions
Our CEO reflects on a comment from one of Choice Support's Trustees. Sarah says, "The truth is that none of us can do what we do without each other and so we need to remember that we are colleagues with equal importance and standing."
Read moreNew Skills for Care guidance on relationships
Skills for Care, supported by the Care Quality Commission, have just published new guidance called, ‘Supporting people who need care and support to have meaningful and safe relationships.’
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