Learning Disabilities

Having worked in residential and nursing care, Chloe discovered that working in day services allows her better quality time with customers, while giving her more time to spend with her friends and family.

Nick, a retired firefighter, found himself at a career crossroads when early retirement became necessary due to job cuts. He was keen to find a job that provided the ‘feel-good’ factor he cherished, while providing a stable income and work-life balance.

Peter had been a long-standing customer at ECL Clacton Day Centre, where he attended 5 days a week.

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She is a bubbly, fiercely independent 22-year-old, who loves food and maths! She has an EHCP (Education, Health and Care Plan) and attends college 3 days a week.

Johnnie is a 19-year-old man, who lives with Apert Syndrome and learning disabilities.