We Get-Together to connect in person so that we can building relationships and explore the the Christian Faith in a safe and accessible environment. We always value everyones thoughts and contributions as everyone is welcome.

Meeting Together

Meeting Online

The Covid 19 pandemic is well and truly in the past and we're thankful for that. But, we learned some great lessons and picked up some skills that enable us to meet online and gather in fellowship without having to manage the logistics of meeting in person.

Young lady drumming as part of a communal music session. Great fun.

Join us in shedding light through our creative group and community activities.

Showing words from the Lord's prayer showing an understanding of their power and meaning.

Why not come and join in to share a little love as you help create special moments in a caring community.

Projects & Programmes

Learn More Here About Voice 4All

This is a new initiative that will amplify stories and insights from individuals with additional needs, promoting understanding and inclusion.

Graphic describing podcasting inititatives working with Camphill VIllage Trust

Picture of group member recording podcast content.

Learn more here about Digital Inclusion

that helps those who struggle with the digital agenda, the pace at which it changes and the demands it makes. Ongoing programmes with other organisations such as the Camphill Village Trust create content and deliver coaching sessions helping those with additional needs to safely benefit through online facilities.

Graphic describing our commitment to provide Easy Read material

Example of Easy Read material created in partnership with Camp Hill VIllage Trust.

Screen capture of OBS Studio session used in Shalom Online broadcasts.

Learn more here about Giving Voice

How we have developed bespoke sessions for people whose additional needs are compounded by having no, or limited speech capability.

Picture of our Giving Voice project leader working with client to communicate with gestuures and pointing.

Picture of client using a microphone to help and encourage speech development.

Picture of client who is 'non verbal', has no speech capability using Eyegaze technology.

We have many kind friends and supporters, but there is always more need

Graphic encouraging eligible people to register for Gift Aid

You may be able to increase the value of your donation through Giftaid

Our Values – INCLUSIVITY

Our brave new digital world can be daunting. We use our love of learning and ideas, helping it to be a better experience for those with additional needs. It’s not great if you get the feeling that the rest of the world is moving on and you’re still stuck with no one to help.

Graphic describing our inclusivity commitments

Our Values – ENABLEMENT

Picture of group member recrding activities on Canon XA10 camera,

Graphic describing our activities designed to promote strong minds and resilient character.

We all have our limitations, but with help and guidance not only can we live with them, we can learn to thrive. Through initiatives like our ‘Strong Minds’ programme we introduce practices that grow life skills enabling us all to be healthier in mind, body and spirit overcoming obstacles that hold us back from realising potential.

Graphic describing our enablement commitments

Our Values – EMPOWERMENT

It’s easy, based on common myth and perceptions, for self belief and confidence to be eroded, particularly where someone has differing needs and characteristics. Our approach is to actively challenge the paradigms that often feed a self limiting mindset.

Grtoup members enjoying coffee at the St James church Bream centre

Graphic describing our empowerment commitments

Our Values – SELF ADVOCACY

Image of Scrabble board spelling out advocacy principles.

This is a basic text element.Self-advocacy for individuals with additional needs and learning disabilities is key to empowering them to take control of their lives and actively participate in decisions that affect them. We encourage involvement in community activities and decision-making processes fostering a sense of independence and belonging. Moreover, raising public awareness.

Graphic describing our self advocacy commitments

It takes time to build trust and for people to feel safe and wanted, particularly if they are from a group that is often marginalised. We take as much time and put in as much effort as we have to in making sure that people feel they are truly a part of our fellowship.

Our Values – INTEGRATION

Picture of joining together in an activity day lunch break .

Graphic describing our integration commitments

We are grateful for the generosity of these organisations, the funding and other support that they provide. Some of our content uses, by kind permission, the Open Dyslexic typeface.