- Description
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Based in the heart of Southend on Sea, Project 49 is an award winning, prosperous, and innovative day opportunity for adults with learning disabilities. Project 49 can accept people from 18+ years and can now extend the offer of service to those within Essex.
Project 49 focuses on the connection of community to improve people’s independence, health, wellbeing, and progression. Project 49 collaboratively works with organisations to showcase the high standards and achievements of the service and the abilities of those who attend.
Project 49 supports adults to develop to the best of their ability while taking positive risks to fulfil and achieve their success. We offer a range of activities to support adults to learn, challenge and exceed the boundaries placed on individual disabilities.
An emphasis of independence is forefront within the incredible care and support that is offered through Project 49. Adults are recognised for the skills and abilities they hold and encouraged to attain their goals to increase self-fulfilment.
Project 49 promotes the health and wellbeing of all those involved within the service by being a gold healthy eating advocate and offering a range of volunteer lead opportunities. We aim to increase confidence in daily living tasks by expanding food choices, introducing alternative sports, and continuously increasing psychical activity.
For further information, including eligibility criteria and details of how to access our services, contact us on 01702 212434 or project49@southendcare.co.uk. You can also visit our Facebook page and Keep In Touch group to see what we get up to and take part in a range of virtual activities on offer.
- Name and position
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Sharon Needham - Manager
- Telephone
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01702 212434
- Email address
- Website
- Address
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Project 49, 49, Alexandra Street, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, SS1 1BW
- Map
- Venue notes
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Accessible toilets, SEND friendly venue, wheelchair accessible
- Date and time
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Monday to Friday 9am until 4pm
- Session information
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Virtual sessions available via our 'Keep In Touch' Facebook group
- Is a referral required?
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Yes
- Referral notes
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Referral via the Communities Team for People with a Learning Disability
- Age range
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Age 18 years plus
- Supporting people with;
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Learning disability
- Needs level
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- Medium
- High
- Provision type
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Specialist
