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Service Quality Director Jordan Allan recently represented Thera (Scotland) at Enable’s quarterly self-advocacy forum.

Thera (Scotland) recently held their first Being Heard event of 2025, enabling the people they support the opportunity to have their say about their support.

Clare Pride, Estelle Christmas, and Sam Avery were selected to be judges at the 2025 National Learning Disability and Autism Awards.

Millie, a young woman supported by Thera East, has discovered a passion for helping others and volunteers to feed homeless people in her community.

Service Quality Director Sam and her Executive Assistant Corrina recently attended the Big Bash in Torbay.

Andrew completed his first 'Race for Life' and has taken part in the Devonport Swimming Competition in hopes of Paralympic success!

Blake, a person supported by Thera East, has been supported to develop healthy habits and has completed the Cambridge Half Marathon.

Andrina, a person supported by Thera (Scotland) has been shortlisted for the Equality and Diversity award at the 2025 Midlothian Volunteer Awards.

A new 16-week wellbeing programme will shortly be launching for people with a learning disability based in Camden and Havering.

Ben McCay, Service Quality Director for the Camden Society, takes time out of his busy schedule to share his experience of visiting people to monitor the quality of their support.