Service users: 54 over three sites
Males and females
Vacancies available
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In Neath Abbey it has three distinct services: a work-based learning service within workshops, an Outdoor Learning Service and a service offering a bespoke support packages for individuals with complex needs– Lifestyle Learning. Activities include:
- carpentry
- textiles
- pottery
- bike maintenance
- gardening
- art and craft
- photography
- IT
- cooking
- independent living skills (shopping/domestic skills/personal development and self-care)
- social and communication enhancement programmes
- exercise
- well-being
- Swimming/Spa
- cycling centres
- outdoor sports (kayaking, canoeing, surfing, rock climbing, archery, stand-up-paddleboarding, hiking and camping
- various excursions centred around specific interests
- volunteering/work experience links
- dance and drama groups and local community for activities such as: cinema, craft sales other local public events.
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In Skewen it is based in a range of council-run workshops and provides a Horticultural work training project that include contracts with associations to undertake their garden maintenance. Activities include:
- commercial horticulture,
Activities within unit:
- vehicle and machine maintenance
- painting,
- carpentry and construction.
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A move-on service within office premises/business park in Llansamlet and provides educational, work and social opportunities to build on attained independence and skill levels.
Study across a range of Educational Learning subjects:
- art and crafts
- IT
- office/reception skills
- exercise such as swimming, cycling, multi-sports sessions and golf
- furthering Independence skills including cooking, cleaning and social skills(SocialEyes)
Meet Connor
Connor attends one of our Centres and staff have helped him improve his confidence and get involved within the community.
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Why choose us?
We have autism expertise and knowledge, offer person-centred care, and help people understand their diagnosis.
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Admission criteria includes: over 18 years of age, a diagnosis of autism, and appropriate funding in place
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