News: thera east anglia

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

Thera East Anglia hosted a Reverse Job Fair to break down barriers to paid employment for people with a learning disability. The event also highlighted how valuable people with a learning disability are in the workforce.

Willowdene provides short breaks for people with a learning disability in Norfolk. It has recently received an ‘excellent’ inspection result from the Provider Assessment and Marketing Management Solution (PAMMS).

We are delighted to share that our colleague Lorna Weston, Managing Director for Thera East Anglia, has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List.

Thera East Anglia is delighted to announce that they have received funding through the Cambridgeshire County Council Innovate and Cultivate fund. The money will enable the My Way project to support more people with a learning disability into employment.

Justin Smith, Operational Manager for Thera East Anglia has been helping to promote access to parkrun for people with a learning disability and/or autism.

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).

Thera East Anglia's new short breaks and community support base, near Norwich, has opened.