News: learning disability

During a recent interview with Clair we spoke about her role as a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) coach, how she's seen PBS impact the lives of the people she supports and her career. Read Clair's story to see the power PBS can have.

Sam Avery, Service Quality Director for Thera South West reflects on her previous month as she goes on visits with a Board Member and discusses her role with a Non-executive as she hits half a year spent in her role.

Sam reflects on the pride of winning an accessibility award, but also how much work is still needed for a accessible society.

Thera East Anglia have launched a recruitment campaign in Norfolk to challenge the stigmas associated with social care.

Thera (Scotland) is looking for a person with a learning disability to join their senior management team as Service Quality Director.

Andrew Bright, Head of Development at Thera Trust and Service Quality Director for Thera North, was announced as one of the most influential people with a disability in the UK at a reception at the House of Lords yesterday afternoon (Tuesday 8 October).

Beautiful Christmas crafts, hand designed by some of the people we support, have gone on sale at Thera East Anglia’s shop in Whittlesey.

Thera East Anglia (TEA) has recognised a year of great achievements and set its aims for the future at its Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Shona Maclean, a member of our Falkirk team in Scotland, has returned from a holiday to Thira which she won through our recent Life of Thera competition.

Sponsored walks have been held across the country to celebrate Thera's 20th year.