Surrey Choices Growth Team helped build a forest school in Bagshot
The Surrey Choices’ Growth Team have been out in force with chainsaws and strimmers at Connaught school who now have a forest school to offer to pupils.
Carolyn Tucker is shortlisted for The National Learning Disabilities & Autism Awards 2019
Employment support specialist, Carolyn Tucker is shortlisted after being recognised for helping people on the autistic spectrum to secure employment.
Surrey Choices celebrate World Autism Awareness Week
World Autism Awareness Week has kick started and the aim is to help make the world a friendlier place for those affected by the condition.
Our employment specialist is shortlisted for The Autism Professional Awards
Our employment support specialist, Carolyn Tucker has been shortlisted for a coveted award after being recognised for helping people on the autism spectrum to secure employment.
Surrey Choices to feature in new Channel 5 series
Social care provider Surrey Choices will feature on a new Channel 5 series starting today.
Putting dignity at the heart of our services
Surrey Choices are proud to be supporting Dignity Action Day 2018 on February 1st, a day ensuring people who use care services are treated with dignity, and are given choice, independence and control in their daily lives.
Kärcher Center JMS and Hugo Patteson-Knight collect their Making a Difference award
Over the past year, we have helped 900 people with autism or a learning, physical or sensory disability to find work placements through our Surrey Choices EmployAbility service.
The success of the service was celebrated recently at our Making a Difference awards where we highlighted what a difference being within a work environment can make to our customers lives. However, it’s not just our customers who have seen the advantages – some of the biggest employers in the country have benefitted from adding hard working, enthusiastic and skilled individuals to their teams.
Asda are recognised as a forward-thinking store at our Making a Difference awards
Over the past year, we have helped 900 people with autism or a learning, physical or sensory disability to find work placements through our Surrey Choices EmployAbility service.
The success of the service was celebrated recently at our Making a Difference awards where we highlighted what a difference being within a work environment can make to our customers lives. However, it’s not just our customers who have seen the advantages – some of the biggest employers in the country have benefitted from adding hard working, enthusiastic and skilled individuals to their teams.
Michael Foreman and Birtley House win a Making a Difference award
In 2017 our EmployAbility Service helped 900 people with autism or a learning, physical or sensory disability to find work placements in Surrey and across our county borders.
The success of the service was celebrated recently at our Making a Difference awards where we highlighted what a difference being within a work environment can make to our customers lives. However, it’s not just our customers who have seen the advantages – some of the biggest employers in the country have benefitted from adding hard working, enthusiastic and skilled individuals to their teams.
Costa Coffee and Jonathan scoop Making a Difference award
Over the past year, we have helped 900 people with autism or a learning, physical or sensory disability to find work placements through our Surrey Choices EmployAbility service.
The success of the service was celebrated recently at our Making a Difference awards where we highlighted what a difference being within a work environment can make to our customers lives. However, it’s not just our customers who have seen the advantages – some of the biggest employers in the country have benefitted from adding hard working, enthusiastic and skilled individuals to their teams.