Author Archive for Abi Cowley

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  What a fantastic initiative at Beeching Way! The Beeching Way Shop enables people we support to buy items from the shed shop as they want or need them, without having to leave the safety of their own homes, helping […]

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The role of a support worker is beginning to receive the recognition it deserves, with both the Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care naming all care workers as amongst those essential to keeping the […]

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Firstly, let me say that I hope you and your families are all well. Seeing the incredible way that everyone working in social care has pulled together to protect the most vulnerable people in our society has genuinely reinforced my […]

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What a wonderful celebration of World Autism Awareness Day! Our transition household have been working hard on this beautiful banner and have a whole days worth of activities lined up to celebrate World Autism Awareness Day. Happy World Autism Awareness […]

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Happy World Autism Awareness Day! This years theme is ‘transition to adulthood’, something that is very close to our hearts here at Autism at Kingwood. We have a dedicated transition centre, which is a purpose built service to help 18-25 […]

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8 years ago, the United Nations launched World Autism Awareness Day. Their message today is ‘Universal human rights, including the rights of persons with disabilities, must not be infringed upon in the time of a pandemic.’ A message that we […]

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Whilst we have known it for a long time, it is with great relief that we finally see society recognising social care workers  as critical key workers. The Government guidance is clear that Autism at Kingwood employees, regardless as to […]

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Over the last few weeks, we have been running our ‘more than just a support worker campaign’, celebrating the skills and experience that go into this role, and recognising how vital autism support workers are to the people they support. […]

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The Spring issue of Expert Care Magazine features an article covering our Skills for Care placement from Laiba Husain, which proved to be a truly valuable reciprocal experience. Read article